Yeah, I miss college. I'm a first year grad student now and I feel so weird. The first few weeks were really rough. I felt so home sick for my "old school". I felt like going home and crying after my first few weeks of class. I remember my first day of school- my big sis called me and then my lil sis called me to tell me how the first meeting of the new semster went. I still get a little sad when I talk to my big sis who moved far away...I really miss her and my lil sis'. But it does get better. I feel better about grad school now
I don't miss college, but I miss all of my friends from college. And I miss being able to walk into a bar or restaurant or even the library for that matter and knowing that I will know at least one person there. The real world is so much more impersonal!
I graduated from college more than 35 years ago. I was a Greek, and I remembered good times, but I am glad when young people go to my school (New York University) and keep up the old traditions and just have plain fun. I went on to graduate school at Long Island University, started a career and have a family. My college years will always be special, but they are part of the past, part of growing up.
There were alumnae volunteers working to keep your GLO functioning when you were a collegian. Growing up also includes giving back and volunteering. Who are the alumna volunteers today supporting the opperation of your GLO? Why not you?
Hybrid Mode
