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50 Hilariously Relatable College Memes That Might Make You Laugh, Then Cry
For many people, growing up meant constantly stressing about college, getting into the right one, the right program. Once you arrive, prepared to face more daunting challenges, you realize that world-class professors sometimes show up late, write emails that look like your dad’s text messages and your biggest enemy is the unending piles of laundry.
We’ve gathered some of the best posts from this internet page dedicated to college memes. So get comfortable as you scroll through, get those instant noodles cooking, upvote the most relatable examples and be sure to share your own ideas in the comments section down below.
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Multa Nocte 10 months ago
Always a head-banger for us non-athletic nerds who had nothing but our poor brains.
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Agfox 10 months ago
Oh geeze, that brought back an unpleasant memory. Back when I was doing Matriculation (in Australia), if you were close to passing in an individual exam at the end of the year you were granted a Supplementary exam. I had a Supp for Chemistry. In the final exam, the main Inorganic question was on lead, properties, reactions with acids etc., which I didn't answer very well. So, when studying for the Supp, I revised all the Inorganic curriculum except lead, thinking it wouldn't appear twice. Well, I was wrong & that's why I did not pass Matric Chemistry back in 1963
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Stardust she/her 10 months ago
My teachers are all Indian guys who have Youtube channels but they still suck at teaching T-T
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Huddo's sister 10 months ago
I was such a technophobe that I didn't want to check my final marks online, even though they were released the day before the posted/mailed ones. My mum is still not happy with me making her wait another day, but she got me back by dragging me down to the school after opening the mail, because she thought I was really upset I didn't get the mark I was expecting (I was a little disappointed, but moved on easily, she was the one who thought it would mean I would miss out on uni).
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Michael Largey 10 months ago
Sometimes they want a college degree to prove that you are capable of learning at a certain level and so can learn what they need to teach you. Law school admissions are very much like that and so are many jobs.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 10 months ago
I remember being in absolute "culture shock" when my mom made me start college at age 14. I went from seeing all of my teachers in elementary school and middle school either wear dresses or full-length skirts and blouses (for the female teachers) or full-on suits or a button-up shirt and tie (for the male teachers) to taking an "introduction to philosophy" class in my first semester in college - and the teacher walked in wearing a Hawaiian shirt, board shorts, and flip-flops with a Gandalf-class beard and long white hair tied back in a ponytail with a strip of leather XD And yes, some of my college profs did wear more formal clothing, but the vast majority of them were super laid-back in both appearance and attitude, like OP describes above XD
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Bewitched One 10 months ago
I hit wait. Over. And over. And over. Until I finally pass out and wake up with it and me covered in drool 🤷🏼♀️
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Remi (He/Him) 10 months ago
why was her soulmate hiding in the administration building though?
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Stardust she/her 10 months ago
Better to leave it blank when your exam also has negative points for each question wrong
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Multa Nocte 10 months ago (edited)
And this, dearest children, this is how it was in days of yore when we, your forebearers, were there.
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Laserleader 10 months ago
I never cheated once, and got a BA MCL by copying so much stuff from books because I cited their sources. Citations is the cheat code.
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Nikki Sevven 10 months ago
If I didn't play music while studying, my brain would fück off and contemplate things like, "Water is a clear, colorless fluid. Why, then, is a wet towel darker than a dry one?"
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Rick Murray 10 months ago
I could do with a degree or two, it's only six outside and going to be colder tomorrow. 🥶
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Stardust she/her 10 months ago
I remember in ninth grade we had maths homework and our teacher told us to do only 3 questions. What she neglected to mention was the fact that one of those questions was a proving type question while the other two had subparts that went from a. to h.
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Granny's Thoughts 10 months ago
Had this happen when I booked a Drs. appointment on-line and her picture was 30 years out of date.
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Michael Largey 10 months ago
Sometimes what they put down is so off the wall that you have no idea what they did wrong.
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Mel in Georgia 10 months ago
The thing is, physically writing something helps the brain remember it. Even using a keyboard isn't the same. Note taking is a lost skill.
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Bob Brooce 10 months ago
Way back when I was taking Earth science in 8th grade one of the less gifted students actually answer the question "What is bedrock" with The town where the Flintstones live."
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 10 months ago
Now that I'm long past college, that's me with going to sleep XD
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Mel in Georgia 10 months ago
As long as you can get some decent sleep in between, it's not a bad plan! Cramming works!
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Lady Eowyn 10 months ago
Back in the day, speeding to get to the professor's office to hand in the paper.
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UnclePanda 10 months ago
Spotted on a t-shirt: Things are so bad, that if a clown beckoned to me from the woods, I'd just go.
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Stardust she/her 10 months ago
I’m atheist but I was once so cooked on an exam that I prayed to all the gods I remembered and was able to pass the exam
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Lady Eowyn 10 months ago
Upper level astronomy class in college, I wrote a paper about the planet Venus which I never did understand. I got an A. The professor was great, very helpful in recommending source material. I was in college in the 70s and he's one of the few professors I remember. I was a general studies major, or as my family doctor put it, I majored in everything.
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Huddo's sister 10 months ago
My old high school (partially) burned down when my brother was in year 12. All of the tech wing, which housed the art, woodworking, metalwork and v c&d rooms were lost. The year 12 art students who lost their art portfolios got special considerations, but still had to complete something to hand in so they didn't fail (and still had to do the exam).
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Alex Fountain 10 months ago
I know this is gonna get buried down here, but I just graduated with highest honors with a BS in computer science this morning and I’m extremely excited and this seems like an appropriate post to put it on :)
Alex Fountain 10 months ago
I know this is gonna get buried down here, but I just graduated with highest honors with a BS in computer science this morning and I’m extremely excited and this seems like an appropriate post to put it on :)
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