Is it normal to hate college?
So I'm sitting in the college library...and it"s not so much that i hate college...but I think I might just be bored...maybe it's the time of year or that i would rather be anywhere doing anything else.
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alternatively...you could just hate college...i sure as shit do!
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But you might just be bored.
I had a really rough first
I had a really rough first month because I got so homesick (all my old friends are now six hours away), but it's getting better now. I don't have advice or anything, but the whole year won't necessarily be less-than-great. :-)
Of course if you get really depressed and/or hating college/life, you should probably find someone to talk to. If you're just bored or adjusting, I'd guess it will pass.
Not that I can speak from vast experience, as this is approximately my sixth week in college...
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Yes. I hate it immensely
Yes.
I hate it immensely right now (well, less than I did yesterday morning). It's midterms time. College is bad bad bad!!!
If you're bored I highly recommend getting off campus if at all possible for a change of pace, go wander the town, see a movie, buy yourself a cup of coffee or meet up with some people.
I spent this past weekend hanging out with a friend who lives off campus and then in San Francisco before buckling down to study for exams, and I think that helped a lot. With me it's usually just a matter of needing to see people other than my Mills ladies and professors. But my school is small.