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00:17
Andrew explains the point of failure
Campus
The Point of Failure is a spot on campus that connects all of the buildings that were burned down in a fire in 1912. Legend has it that if a student steps on this point, they won't graduate!! People get dangerously close to it all the time, but be careful...
00:27
Meet nicole!
Check out my videos as I show you around the University of Maryland!
00:44
Nicole shows you her favorite spot on campus
Academics
The view from the second floor patio of the McKeldin Library is one of my favorite hidden gems on campus! When it's warm out, the patio is a great study spot or just a nice place to hang out with friends and overlook the beautiful mall!
00:18
Views from a study lounge!
Dorms
The study lounges are great hangout spots for getting work done or socializing! Sometimes the Resident Assistant (RA - basically a parent to everyone on their floor) will organize events that take place in the study lounges; we've had pancake nights, movie nights, hot cocoa bars, and more.
00:38
Sacrifices to testudo
These videos were all taken during finals, when people would go to extremes to make sure they would get a good grade on their final exams, papers, or projects. The amount of luck you need generally is reflected in the size or value of your sacrifice, so things from TVs, couches, candies, and coffee all make their way onto Testudo's statue in times of need.
01:41
Check out mckeldin mall - the main quad on campus
The Mall, located at the center of campus, is usually super crowded in-between classes because it's the hub of a lot of academic buildings. But after classes end, it's usually filled with students lounging, hanging out on hammocks, getting work done, or tossing a frisbee! There are also events held here throughout the year, from carnivals with rides to activity fairs showing off all 800+ of the school's clubs and organizations.
00:56
My morning routine
Dorms
Check out what a normal morning usually looks like for me! My routine varies based on what my schedule for that day looks like, but I generally try to have a stable routine down.
01:19
Nicole gives you a tour of her dorm room
Dorms
This will give you an idea of what dorms at UMD usually look like! Keep in mind that my roommate and I both lofted our beds, so our room has more floor space than most. I highly recommend lofting if you have the ability!
00:20
Check out the eppley recreation center
Eppley is the largest gym on campus and it provides students with plenty of unique opportunities to get moving, such as a rock wall, group fitness classes like Body Combat, racquetball courts, ping pong, and more. There's also a great smoothie place inside, which is an awesome incentive for a workout!
00:30
Nicole shows you a classroom and lecture hall
Academics
Classes at the University can vary a lot in terms of size, so there are plenty of different classroom sizes and configurations to accommodate the needs of a given class. The first classroom pictured holds around 30 students, whereas the lecture hall pictured can hold several hundred students.
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