1. Small.

The campus is very small, and it feels fast to walk to class, but there is also a shuttle bus. A total of more than 5,000 undergraduates live in 1 1 different colleges according to the residential college system, and each college is very small and close. Almost every college has more than 300 people who live and eat together, so they all know each other. In the big u, it's really small, and you can't see it when you look up. When freshmen first come in, O-week will have seniors and sisters as consultants, and then after O-week, the groups are still very close. O-week is a brainwashing process. Of course, I am not ashamed to insist that lovett College where I live is the best college. After O-week, there will be various competitions between colleges. Of course, lovett College always leads (just kidding, my college is still sick).

2. Tired.

At school, either students study music or architecture, or engineering or pre-medicine. I have always had a strong stereotype about Asian premed medicine, but they are really learning from tyrants. Architecture students can't see anyone and think they live in a studio. Then I feel that people who study music are very powerful and temperament, just like all the people who study music in the world. As an engineer, I am very tired. I feel that I can't see the project that I finished in an hour or five. It will take a few days. In short, I am tired, but it is also a good experience for my friends to go to their own hoot at school to have supper in the middle of the night.

3. Cool.

When you are not studying, you are basically eating. In fact, as a freshman, I think the canteen under the university is simply amazing. All kinds of hamburgers, pizzas, French fries, sweet potatoes, potatoes, pasta, salad bars, stir-fry and desserts, and everything. One dish a day for a week. There is preserved egg and lean meat porridge on Sunday. The canteen often squeezes all kinds of fruits that are about to expire together, and names them tropical juice and the like. After my sophomore year, I still saw those things. I thought I was devastated. Then I will occasionally go to Brochstein to buy a sandwich or go to ambassador cafe to buy Chinese lunch boxes. Go to Daozi Village (within walking distance) or Chinatown on weekends and eat something delicious. On the whole, the food is quite enjoyable.

4. simple.

There are squirrels, rabbits, American eagles and an unknown big bird that walks like a human. Texas is still a wilderness, and more than half of the schools are Texans. Although the school is in the suburbs, there is nothing substantial except the zoo and the museum. Then there is a biweekly public gathering. When I was a freshman, I just walked in wearing T-shirts, shorts and flip-flops forever, and everyone jumped a few times. I didn't know until a long time later that other places were dressed in fancy to attend the party. Big Texas is simple. Then the party had various themes, but I was disappointed to find that the theme remained the same after one year, so I drank with my friends at the weekend. In fact, most of the time is still at home.

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