6 People You Become When You Go To College

The months leading up to college are a stressful time filled with Pinterest research on how to decorate your dorm, what to wear, how to study, and who to be. Here are some of the people we present ourselves as.

1. The Person Who Talks to Anyone About Anything

Via memecrunch.com

You've been advised that you have exactly 3 weeks to make as many friends possible before people form their own groups. That being said, you set out to hold meaningless conversations with people that will become meaningless to you in due time.

2. The Person Who Tries to Impress With Their Skills in and Outside the Classroom

Via cdn.someecards.com

After realizing that everyone is going above and beyond to be friendly, you realized you must do something to stand out. Impress them with your intellect! Answer every. single. question. in class! Your classmates and teachers will HAVE to love you!

3. The Person Who Thinks High School is Still Impressive

Everyone loved you in high school, so maybe your fellow college students will love the high school you...right?

4. The Person Who Makes People Care by Not Caring

Terry Richardson

After seeing how unimpressed your peers are by any of the personalities you've shown, you decide to show them that really, YOU'RE the one who is too cool for them. You've also decided that school is overrated and unnecessary. These assignments aren't even worth doing and school is dumb in general. Even though you show up to every class.

5. The Person Who Slowly Shows Their True Selves

Via wordpress.com

After seeing groups slowly forming across the freshman class, you realize that people are making friends with people who they have things in common with. There are artsy people, preppy people, and just plain strange people. There's someone for everyone. So, you slowly let the world know who you really are.

6. The Person Who's Found Their Niche

Via quickmeme.com

You've found a group of people who love you even though you do weird things sometimes, everyday. You've stopped trying to meet the expectations of your teachers and parents and complete assignments in a way that fits YOU. Congrats, you're ready to do college right.