
There’s a lot of talk around the Southern Methodist University campus, whether it’s between friends or you just hear it walking from class to class. But there’s some things you may never hear a student say at Southern Methodist University, such as:
We all know the life of a college student is expensive, but especially in a city like Dallas.
There’s always something going on and sometimes you have to make that tough decision between Avenu and studying for your exam. We’ve all been there.
We all know the same thing everyday gets hard to deal with pretty fast. While Umph and Arnold has food that checks the box for something quick, but everyday can sometimes be an overload.
We all know the feeling of studying what seems like hours only to feel as lost as you were when you started.
That’s standard naptime.
Professors can be a little arbitrary for reasons we don’t understand, but often times going to talk to them about it makes it worse. You learn to cope.
At a school like SMU, the students feel pressure to go out definitely more than the average school. That being said, it’s hard to scrape by without going out at least once a week.
They’ll either pick you up in 30 seconds or never. Don’t take your chance if you’re trying to save time.
There’s a certain point where you just need to stop while you’re ahead. You can catch up tomorrow.
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