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Which Year of College Are You Really In?

Which Year of College Are You Really In?
Just because you've been on campus for two years doesn't mean you're a sophomore, newb. Your papers might say senior, but your head might still be a freshman. Take this quiz to find out which year of college you REALLY belong in.

You're invited to a party so you

You're invited to a party so you

  1. make sure you've finished your homework first.
  2. drop everything you're doing and get ready for the party!
  3. show up hella early, like hella early.
  4. don't even care.

So the Freshman 15 stands for?

So the Freshman 15 stands for?

  1. 15 credits you have to take during freshman year.
  2. The 15 pounds people lose during their first year at college.
  3. 15 pounds some people gain during their first year.
  4. 15 pounds of beer a freshman must drink their first year of college.

Your favorite place to grab lunch is

Your favorite place to grab lunch is

  1. at the campus dining hall.
  2. off campus
  3. wait, I bring make my own lunch.

A rubber band on a door knob means?

A rubber band on a door knob means?

  1. An open invitation to join the party inside!
  2. The couple in the room do not want to be disturbed.

When you're in your dorm you like to

When you're in your dorm you like to

  1. keep the door shut at all times.
  2. leave the door open.
  3. invite friends over for some 'vidya' games

When a drunk person talks to you at a party you

When a drunk person talks to you at a party you

  1. nod your head politely and try to walk away.
  2. take part in the conversation even when you don't want to.
  3. compliment them on their shotgunning skills.
  4. offer them some water and suggest they take it easy.

Cards Against Humanity is most like

Cards Against Humanity is most like

  1. Uno
  2. Poker
  3. Apples to Apples
  4. Go Fish

Do you really understand how financial aid works?

Do you really understand how financial aid works?

  1. Yes.
  2. No.

On the first day of the semester you

On the first day of the semester you

  1. skip a few of your classes, because the internet.
  2. wear a school sweater.
  3. were late because of your job.

"Re-racking" means what?

"Re-racking" means what?

  1. Going to your counselor and resetting your class schedule.
  2. Re-arranging the cups in a game of beer pong.
  3. It's a technical term used in math equations.

When it comes to textbooks you like to

When it comes to textbooks you like to

  1. rent them online.
  2. get them all from the campus bookstore.
  3. buy them used online.

What is a federal loan grace period?

What is a federal loan grace period?

  1. The time after you graduate or drop below halftime enrollment before you have to pay back your student loan.
  2. The amount of time you have after you've enrolled at a qualified university to apply for a federal loan.

There are random clothes in the washer/dryer and it's done. But you have to use the washer/dryer now so you

There are random clothes in the washer/dryer and it's done. But you have to use the washer/dryer now so you

  1. wait a few minutes before taking them out and putting your clothes in.
  2. just leave it and come back later.
  3. take the clothes out and put yours in. No harm, no foul.

Traditionally, B.Y.O.B. means

Traditionally, B.Y.O.B. means

  1. Bring your own beer.
  2. Bring your own bacon.
  3. Bring your own bottle.

Which Year of College Are You Really In?

  1. You got: Freshman

    You are a true college freshman. You might not be fresh out of high school but your heart and mind are. Maybe take a few steps outside your bubble and experience what college has to offer. Newb.

  2. You got: Sophomore

    Nice work! You're not fresh meat anymore but that doesn't mean your the king or queen of the campus just yet. You've still got a lot to learn, padawan. But, at least you are on the right track!

  3. You got: Junior

    Oh ho ho ho! Look at you. A junior. On the rise aren't we? You've pretty much been around the block once or twice. You have a part time job and an internship, you ain't got time for clubs anymore. You're hardly ever late to class and when you are, you make sure you have an amazing excuse, but you won't need one since you already got an extension on your assignments. You sly devil, you.

  4. You got: Senior

    You've made it. You've been through some serious !@$*. Good thing you banged out that internship last year because that's definitely going to help you land a job after graduation, maybe. You're ready to say goodbye to the parties, your professors and you can't wait to get that magical piece of paper. The only question is: Graduate school?! Nahh

  5. You got: Graduate

    Let's be real. Besides professors, graduates, like yourself, practically run the place. Graduate students teach lower division courses and even help faculty with research and papers. There's not much to say. You know what's up.

  6. You got: Super Senior

    Dude, like, you're still here. I mean, it's not a bad thing necessarily. A lot of people are super seniors. It's actually a growing trend that undergraduate completion takes five years instead of four. This just means you've got all the secrets and all the know-how when it comes to getting around campus, professors and the system! You're so good at what you do they can't even get rid of you. And hey, that's a win! There's no shame in being super.

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