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So we are in eleven hundred, which is a lecture style for colleges around. It's a pretty standard for all that we're in. Actually, Basil of our discussion businesses is largest. I'm here, my friend, and she's also got you a little bit about her. Like what? You find out what? So I'm from Illinois, and I just don't hear about a year ago to go to USF. I'm an advertising man. You're just like in these programs, and I chose to go to yourself because campus is beautiful. I really wanted to go for a school because I had family in Tampa and the gaming starships. I think everyone's really kind and open minded and considerate, like like minded people. Say they want one thing you don't like about you. I don't like it, but I guess I like everything I don't like. So what would you say? Like? I guess the academic culture is like like, how do you respond to that? I would see it. So it just depends on your major because, like, I know some people who are like an engineering or in like, bio matter chemistry, whatever. They have really rigorous talk, fine course, I believe, rears tough schedule, whereas for me, mine's more more fun and laid back because I am a business major. I think maybe it's just because I'm more business minded there, Easy Cos in a minute. Yeah, I don't I don't have a tough time with I think one person depends what you're studying, but I don't think it's smart. Do you have any advice for incoming students or people that are flying the colleges? I think the biggest advice I give I give to you I have a planner. This plan is what keeps me on back like clean checks. A planner definite saved my life on and just like even if you really, really like a shy introvert and school like I was really branch out and like get out your comfort zone in colonies can make friends, like, Just talk to people. Don't don't you holed up in your room all day. I would not change for as much as I'm doing right now.
