Lindsey and Matt talk about the Penn State Experience!
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I'm actually from Indianapolis, Indiana, so I got quite a bit of a drive, but I chose you because I just love the culture here. The thing that really got me interested, it was football been football fan ever since I was little, and I grew up watching Penn State football. That's the biggest reason that got me interested in this school in the first place. How would you describe the state body here? Enthusiastic. Yeah, Everywhere you go, you're always seeing people jumping around, whether it be at a game or even like the hub. Everybody's always energetic movement around, fast paced. What's your typical Friday night lights? Um, just whatever my friends were doing it. We're in the mood for some time, just go out for food. Sometimes we do go out to the frats or whatever the case may be. Did you meet your friends like him? Like from this whole or actually, the people I got closest with were from orientation over the summer. They both actually live in East I met them at the orientation. How would you describe the food options here? And do you have a favorite place to give me Food? Depends on the day somethings. I think they make really well, other things I think they could be better with. I mean, that earlier and I've never had a good thing. You got to definitely go trying there also, uh, what's your favorite and least favorite part of your school? My least favorite part, I have to say is math class, though I hate math. No matter where I'm at, that's always gonna be my least favorite for But my favorite part is saying the same thing I described. If you don't like math, what's your favorite class? I'm McKinney's major. So I like to study the body, have body moves, exercise science. How would you describe the surrounding town and was that important in your college choice? It was absolutely, very important. I love the fact that everything's very close knit, especially the freshman with no car on campus. It's you would think like before when I was in high school, I was I want to go to a place where I don't have a car, but now I get it. Now that I'm here, it's like everything so close. So there's No, there's no reason to even have one. What's one piece of advice to prospective students? I just said get involved first. Just go figure out what you want to get involved with what's best for you, what you enjoy. They've got a club for everything here, so I'm just going to get that out. Uh, see what you're involved with that will make your college experience of love.
