
Most students are nervous about going to college; and that’s normal, there is a lot to worry about! Classes, friends, roommates, the campus… chances are that you’ve already got plenty on your mind. It’s also common for students to be curious about what the social scene is going to be like, especially during the weekends. Party atmospheres are different at every school, so you may be wondering: what’s it going to be like at West Virginia University? Look no further – here is the ultimate guide to the WVU party scene.
There is a large house party and bar scene on campus, so don’t worry if you’re not in a frat or sorority…you’ll still be included.
Many students go to Chic ‘N Bones for Mug Night on Tuesday nights!
There are always tons of people before the big games that tailgate, drink, and have a good time. It’s something that you definitely don’t want to pass up.
Some people may look at you funny, but most won’t be rude about it. Choosing not to drink could become annoying (since you still have to deal with a lot of drunk people), especially if you’re downtown in the fall. If you want a more quiet and sober environment, definitely don’t live downtown.
They have many different events (some where you can win money!) such as billiards, bowling, laser tag and mini golf. Everyone is always welcome to come and have fun.
Give different things a try and figure out what’s best for you!
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