College is, for most people, one of the best times of their lives. You get to live on your own while someone else (ideally) foots the bill. You get to make new friends, learn new things, and do your best not to kill yourself while taking your first steps into adulthood.
That said, these 13 colleges are apparently intent on teaching their students just how frustrating living on your own can be.
Just see what I mean.
13. No thanks, I’ll just eat with my hands.
College charges us… for plastic utensils from mildlyinfuriating
12. That’s actually kind of impressive.
My college used an emoji in their email to make you think you didn’t open it (at least on iPhone) from assholedesign
11. They’re just trying to help with the freshman fifteen.
The college put these railings up a few weeks ago. from CrappyDesign
10. That is some awkward architecture.
These stairs in a college I visited had people confused… from CrappyDesign
9. I’m not sure what they’re trying to say here…
Saw this on campus today. I guess it’s a fair representation of college students…they have no idea where to start. from CrappyDesign
8. That’s like half-ply.
I see your college and work toilet paper and I raise you my community college 1/2 ply paper from CrappyDesign
7. Not sure how this is going to work with soup…
This soup spoon I was given in the college cafeteria from CrappyDesign
6. It’s all about the potential.
College email: You’re invited… to our free college finder guide! from assholedesign
5. Yeah don’t tell me what to do.
My college doesn’t want us to make popcorn in their sh^tty microwaves from funny
4. Awkward.
I paid $100 so I could get a username and password delivered in the mail, so I can access assignments that are required and a big part of my grade. I hate being a college student. It arrived 2 weeks late. from mildlyinfuriating
3. Why is the white chalk worth more? I’d ask that question at the next University board meeting.
The price of 12 pieces of chalk at Target vs my college bookstore from mildlyinfuriating
2. I just spit out my coffee.
1. A new low in textbook fraud.
$150 college text book, doesn’t come with rings. from assholedesign
Put these things on your lists of things to check when you’re touring schools, high school juniors!