
Every college has there flaws, including Drexel. If you’re a Drexel University student and are looking for some relatable humor, then these are things you probably ask yourself everyday walking though DU’s campus.
We’ve all wondered it. How can half our dining options disappear 2/7 days of the week. The days when we have the most time to eat. Our cheat days, we can’t even go to the one dining all that offers dessert. At least, it’s open for breakfast now though.
I swear I’ve waited an hour for it before. enough said.
Whenever you’re in a rush you can expect this. Right up there with people getting on the elevator at each floor when your in a hurry to get downstairs. Or the worst: those who get off at floor two, when your on your way up.
I know this is corporate policy but please?
You open your syllabus, see the amount of books the course requires, and imediately start brainstorming ways to avoid paying for them all full price. Renting, borrowing a friend’s, even eBay. Then you see it: access code required. You instantly know your options for saving money become limited. Now you need to find an unused version, causing you physical pain because you know Chesnut ST. Barnes and Nobles will show no mercy to your bank account.
10 weeks is quick as it is. But when your first midterm comes around in week three or four and your friends at other schools are still celebrating syllabus week, you can’t help but wonder this. How could we have learned enough for this already?
One of the most popular past times for a Drexel University student is squash. Most students know it loosely resembles tennis, if tennis was a one player game. Other than that, we’re all pretty much wondering the same thing.
Crazy to think it’s time already. On top of an already crazy amount of credits, time to start researching employers, resume preparations, and applications. And of course- the inevitable interview process. Still one of the best things about this school, all stress aside.
If you want to pay double the price for sub par fruit, Northside is the place. There’s definitely a limited amount of places dining dollars can be used, and Northside is almost everyone’s go to, even if it does not offer most bang for buck. locked into our meal plans, they have an almost monopoly on our (dining) dollars.
Giving up being home in the summer is tough. having ten weeks to complete a course is also tough. Seems things never slow down around here, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed. However, deep breaths and red bull seem to help.
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