Being a UGA student has its perks, its downfalls, and definitely many unanswered questions. Whether you’re an undergrad, grad student, or alumni, you’ve probably asked yourself these questions at some point in your college career. Here are ten questions University of Georgia students ask themselves.
If you’re calling the Miller Learning Center the MLC, then you’re either a freshman or a transfer. It will forever and always be called the SLC.
Seriously, why haven’t they added a few more Orbit drivers by now?? Personal space is overrated anyways, I guess.
We pay thousands of dollars a year to attend this school, but it’ll cost you an extra $40/mo if you want to drive to class (that is if you even get approved for a parking pass). I swear UGA thinks we’re all just made of money.
Athens, Ga: where it’s probably snowing for your 8 AM and hot enough to cause a heat stroke by your 12:20. No need to check the weather channel, they’re probably wrong considering how bipolar the weather is here.
You will never get enough sleep if you sign up for an 8 AM. Never. You’ll sit through every class regretting your decision and wishing you were sleeping.
Unless you want to sprint, the answer is a hard no. We’ve all made this registration mistake once or twice.
Again, thousands of dollars in tuition!!! You would think we would have some decent wifi to work with, but alas the answer is always no.
Whether you’re at a restaurant in St. Simons preparing for GA/FL or dancing on the tables at Bourbon at 1 AM, it is always the perfect time to call the dawgs.
Being a UGA fan is hard. Watching the Dawgs lose is nothing short of heartbreak. Every. Single. Time. But as we always say, “There’s always next year!”
Unfortunately, our time here must come to an end. Although we may graduate and no longer be students at the greatest school on earth, our hearts will always bleed red and black.
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