Class of '29University of Georgia
Finance, international business, minor in law
“I’m studying Finance and International Business at UGA and enjoy Greek life, business organizations, and volunteer opportunities. I’d love to talk about exploring careers in finance and law, finding your community, and adjusting to college life in the South after growing up in the Midwest!”
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- Student from the Midwest
- Professors & classes
- Social life & weekends
- Finding your people
- Internships & careers
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Class of '28Wofford College
major in Environmental Studies, minor in Physics
“I'm an Environmental Studies major with a Physics minor at Wofford, and a typical day is busy but so much fun. I spend a lot of my day in class or studying, often at the library with friends, and when we're not in class we love spending time outside. After a long day, I usually meet my friends at the dining hall for dinner.”
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- Academics & workload
- Professors & classes
- Picking a major
- Social life & weekends
- Housing & dorms
- Food
- Campus traditions
- Finding your people
- Location & getting around
- Internships & careers
- Adjusting & homesickness
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Class of '26University of Pennsylvania
Communications
“Hi! Can’t wait to meet everyone! I recently graduated, but I was a communications major with a concentration in data network science and had a minor in consumer psychology. Would love to talk to anyone interested in Penn, the Cheer team, marketing clubs, or entrepreneurship!”
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- Greek life
- Food & dining
- Clubs & activities
- Sports & game days
- Academics & workload
- Social life & weekends
- Housing & dorms
- Food
- Finding your people
- Location & getting around
- Adjusting & homesickness
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Class of '28Cornell University
Chemistry
“Cornell comes with a lot of work, so learning how to manage the workload and choose my classes was an adjustment. I've found that maintaining a balance between academics and my social life has been really helpful. Outside of class, I enjoy going on walks with my friends, trying new restaurants, and spending time working in my research lab.”
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- Academics & workload
- Professors & classes
- Picking a major
- Social life & weekends
- Housing & dorms
- Food
- Campus traditions
- Location & getting around
- Internships & careers
- Adjusting & homesickness
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Class of '30The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Neuroscience, Pre-Med track
“I’m studying Neuroscience on the pre-med track at Tennessee and love being involved in Greek life and service organizations. I’d love to talk about preparing for a career in healthcare, finding volunteer opportunities, and building a community while balancing a challenging academic path!”
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- Volunteering
- Research
- Greek life
- Pre-med
- Academics & workload
- Professors & classes
- Picking a major
- Social life & weekends
- Housing & dorms
- Food
- Finding your people
- Location & getting around
- Internships & careers
- Adjusting & homesickness
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Class of '29Boston College
Psychology (Sociology minor, pre-law)
“I’m studying Psychology with a Sociology minor on the pre-law track at Boston College. I’m involved in club sports, entrepreneurship, service organizations, and research. I’d love to talk about exploring academic interests, campus communities, and the pre-law experience!”
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- Exploring academic interests
- Campus communities
- The pre-law experience
- Academics & workload
- Social life & weekends
- Housing & dorms
- Campus traditions
- Location & getting around
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Tulane University
Finance and International Relations, Master's of Accounting
“I'm a Finance and International Relations double major in Tulane's Altman Program and a Supplemental Instruction Leader for financial accounting. Outside of academics, I love spending time with friends, exploring New Orleans, and traveling, especially now that I'm studying abroad in Spain.”
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- Academics & workload
- Professors & classes
- Picking a major
- Social life & weekends
- Housing & dorms
- Food
- Finding your people
- Location & getting around
- Internships & careers
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Class of '30University of Colorado Boulder
Psychology
“I’m studying Psychology at CU Boulder and love Greek life, the arts, and volunteering. I’d love to talk about exploring different academic interests, finding creative outlets on campus, and making the move from South Carolina to Colorado!”
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- Greek life
- Volunteering on campus
- Arts and Design
- Academics & workload
- Social life & weekends
- Housing & dorms
- Food
- Finding your people
- Location & getting around
- Adjusting & homesickness
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Class of '29University of Virginia
Government & Global Commerce or Global Public Health
“I’m exploring Public Policy, Government, and/or Global Public Health at UVA. I am a writer for the Virginia Review of Politics and a fellow in the Civic Cornerstone Fellowship offered through the Karsh Institute for Democracy. I am also involved in Greek life, club sports, tutoring, and community service. I’d love to talk about exploring academic interests, getting involved, and adjusting to life at UVA!”
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- Exploring academic interests
- Getting involved
- Adjusting to life at UVA
- Academics & workload
- Professors & classes
- Picking a major
- Social life & weekends
- Housing & dorms
- Food
- Campus traditions
- Finding your people
- Location & getting around
- Internships & careers
- Adjusting & homesickness
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Class of '29Sewanee: The University of the South
International and Global Studies and double minor in French and Business
“I’m studying International & Global Studies with a double minor in French and Business at Sewanee and am involved in Greek life, community service, and a campus job. I’d love to talk about life at a small liberal arts college, balancing work and classes, and studying abroad!”
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- Small liberal arts college life
- Balancing work & classes
- Studying the humanities
- Academics & workload
- Professors & classes
- Social life & weekends
- Housing & dorms
- Food
- Campus traditions
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Class of '29The University of Alabama
Psychology & Political Science (pre-law)
“I’m studying Psychology and Political Science on the Pre-Law track at Alabama, and I’m involved in Greek life and the Honors College. I’d love to talk about the honors experience, balancing two fields of study, and planning for law school early! I can also help guide you through getting involved in Greek life, clubs, and the overall community at Alabama!”
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- The honors experience
- Balancing two fields of study
- Planning for law school
- Academics & workload
- Professors & classes
- Picking a major
- Social life & weekends
- Housing & dorms
- Food
- Campus traditions
- Finding your people
- Location & getting around
- Internships & careers
- Diversity & inclusion
- Adjusting & homesickness
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Class of '29University of South Carolina (Columbia)
Sport & Entertainment Management
“I’m studying Sport and Entertainment Management at South Carolina and am involved in Greek life, service organizations, and campus employment. I’d love to talk about sports and entertainment careers, campus involvement, and moving South for college!”
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- Sports & entertainment careers
- Campus involvement
- Moving South for college
- Academics & workload
- Social life & weekends
- Finding your people
- Location & getting around
- Internships & careers
- Happy to talk to parents too!
Class of '30University of Pennsylvania
Health & Societies and Communication
“I’m studying Health and Societies with a Public Health concentration at Penn and am involved in Wharton Undergraduates in Public Policy, Penn Policy Consulting, Student Committee on Undergraduate Education, and the International Affairs Association. I’d love to talk about exploring different academic paths, getting involved early, and adjusting to Penn as a student from a small town!”
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- Exploring different academic paths
- Getting involved early
- Coming to Penn from a small town
- Academics & workload
- Food
- Adjusting & homesickness
- Happy to talk to parents too!