The 7 Professors You’ll Have in College

INDEXIt’s almost time to go back to school and for freshmen that means taking your first college courses.

Just like roommates, professors break down into 7 distinct types.

To check out the Old Tenure, The Hottie, The “I Went To Woodstock” and four other types of professors you’ll have in college, click here!.

Be the Most Popular College Freshman

popular_college_freshmanFollow these steps and you will become one of the most popular college freshman:

After being in high school for four years, college freshman are sometimes uneasy and timid when entering their freshman year of college.

This article will show you how to stand out from the crowd, and become well known at your new school.

College freshman are usually filled with excitement for a new life, and being out own their own for the first time in your life. Many fail to realize it is very important to do key things that can make your college career the very best experience.

Read the steps here!

COED’s Kick Ass Q & A With The Cast of MTV’s “College Life”

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I really can’t give MTV’s new series “College Life” enough praise.  I’m not a huge fan of the whole reality thing, but since the show is shot by the students themselves it really puts a good spin on a tired genre.

Every episode is chocked-full of the real life drama of being an actual freshman at one of America’s largest party schools – the University of Wisconsin. Check out for yourself, you can watch all the episodes online in full here.

We caught up with the star’s of the show Josh, Kevin, Jordan and Andrea and asked them a few questions about  hooking-up, drinking, studying and if women can be considered pimps and men sluts. (more…)

Screw Studying: Freshmen Gone Wild

fpx247208Attention USA Today, thank you for telling us something that we already know.

A recent study has announced that, “nearly half of college freshmen who drink alcohol spend more time drinking each week than they do studying. Students who said they had at least one drink in the past 14 days spent an average 10.2 hours a week drinking.”

When high school students make the transition to college they have a go big or go home attitude when it comes to drinking and doing other “college” activities.

This could be why we see so many pictures popping up on Facebook of guys drunkenly shaming each other and girls behaving badly.

Gain The Upperhand With Roommate Torture Tactics

Note to freshman: When living with a roommate, torture tactics allow you to claim the spot as top dog in the living arrangement.

They also allow for a valuable bonding experience as your roommate tries to laugh off the fear, confusion and, at times, utter anger he will be confronted with when you use one of the following techniques. I must say, use them sparingly and watch your back because once the bridge is crossed and you implement one of these tactics, you are open for retaliation.

Check out “Pillowcase Mouse” and other roommate torture tactics, here!

8 Reasons Why You MUST Hit A USC Game At Least Once This Year

8 Reasons Why You MUST Hit A USC Game At Least Once This Year

And I’m talking about the USC Trojans ladies and gentlemen. Nothing against South Carolina as that is a fine choice as well. However, the Trojans have been one of the elite NCAA college teams for quite some time now.

Obviously it’s nice to go to a game when you pretty much know your team should be winning by at least 30 points. It’s almost like you don’t even need to cheer. Sure you watch the games but the atmosphere itself is electric.

Just go there, have a few beers, and chances are you will end up having a blast. Here are 8 reasons you should go to a USC game this year. [Uncoached]

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Nefarious Nike Placement, or Just a Mistake?

Syracuse legend Ernie Davis died in 1963. Nike gave birth to its iconic swoosh in 1971. The school unveiled a statue of the Elmira Express recently. Mysteriously, with a swoosh or two.

The school claims it was a simple mistake, and the sculptor is on the case. Be interesting to see how this one plays out. [The Big Lead]

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16 Penalties Committed By College Freshmen

College can be a confusing place for freshmen. So, in an effort to better prepare them for life on campus, we’ve acquired the help of an NFL referee to alert them when they’ve committed a penalty.
1. PENALTY: TRYING TO IMPRESS PEOPLE WITH YOUR DJ SKILLS
2. PENALTY: ASKING ANNOYING QUESTIONS THAT DELAY THE END OF CLASS
3. PENALTY: JACKING OFF WHILE YOUR ROOMMATE IS TRYING TO SLEEP

Check out penalties 4 – 16 [Holy Taco]

Sarah Palin Was Big Into College Hopping

Sarah Palin Was Big Into College Hopping

Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin seems to have switched colleges at least six times in six years, including two stints at the University of Idaho before graduating from there in 1987.

Federal privacy laws prohibit the schools from disclosing her grades, and none of the schools contacted by The Associated Press could say why she transferred. There was no indication any were contacted as part of the background investigation of Palin by presidential candidate John McCain’s campaign. [ABC News]

27 Penny Pinching Tips For College

It’s no big secret that college life can be really expensive. There’s tuition and books and all kinds of extras that just seem to keep piling up. If you’re lucky enough to have mommy and daddy foot the bill for anything and everything you might need, that’s great. For the rest of us, though, who are struggling to get from one semester to the next with our sanity and the $5 left in our pocket, a little sympathy would be nice. So would something besides Ramen Noodles.

If you want to enjoy college and not be completely broke here are 27 different tips, just to get you started. [Promotional Codes]

How To Survive Your First College Roommate

If the separation anxiety isn’t enough, teens headed to university have to face a scary fact: They’ve got no choice in a first-year college roommate. But that doesn’t have to spell dorm doom, according to a study from University of Michigan researchers.

Psychologists Jennifer Crocker and Amy Canevello of the Institute for Social Research report in September’s Journal of Personality and Social Psychology that certain strategies can help young people make the most of any roommate. [USA Today]

Co-ed Bathrooms: A Bad Idea?

Coed BathroomI’m a progressive girl. I’m all about equality.But give me my own bathroom.

Co-ed bathrooms are one of college’s biggest mysteries. Who thought it would be a good idea? Who decided that it would be totally cool to completely devoid college kids of any type of privacy? Did none of the inventors of co-ed bathrooms ever have a crush?

And if they did, how could they fathom perhaps bumping into that crash while they still had pimple stuff on their face and crow’s nest on top of their head?

I just don’t understand it. The bathroom is sacred. Private. It’s not a place I want to discuss homework or chat about the newest TV show.

I don’t want to step out of the shower and come face to face with the captain of the lacrosse team. I don’t need that sort of horrible awkwardness in my life. (more…)