the future of stephanie is no future

[shardsofsolace]

Josh concerning a withdrawing ncf student---->

newbattleground: she wants an easier college experience
newbattleground: shes into ..getting trashed and going dancing and all that stuff that new college kids really arent aboutstrangerthought: i like getting trashed and going dancing

Comments

[yomintyfresh]

3. The male:female ratio is more like 40:60 than 1:2. I would also say that when it comes down to it, there is a greater percentage of females are homosexual than the percentage of males who are homosexual. That evens out the playing field quite a bit. If you're into random hookups, you won't have any problems. If you want a long-term, committed relationship, that'll be a bit harder. When it comes down to it, I'm about the only straight New College girl that I know that hasn't had a long term relationship with a New College boy (although I have casually dated four or five). And for future reference, I can only name like three New College boys I'd actually consider computer nerds, but even then their level of dweebiness is significantly below that of your average boy from MIT, Georgia Tech, etc.

I really think you should give New College a try, especially because your first gut reaction is often the right one. There's no shame in transferring if you don't like it (it is my understanding that nationwide, something like 20% of college students have attended at least two different colleges), and most schools in Florida are extra-generous about giving transfer credit for New College classes (example: 8 hours per semester of foreign language, whereas if you were taking it at the actual school it would be worth about 3 credit hours). And to be quite honest, I think it is the people who are initially somewhat apprehensive about New College are the ones who end up loving it the most. Don't worry - give it a try and no matter what, you'll be fine! I promise!