There are a plethora of people who decide to attend college. Many are going to further educate themselves to help their future endeavors. One easy way to group students who go to college would be to put them in four basic groups. The four basic groups consisting of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Each class has different things to do and different things to focus on.
The freshmen are the beginners of their new school. It is their first year and they are usually the most vulnerable and scared. As freshmen, many people take only the required classes for what they may be majoring in. The freshmen also receive the least luxurious items. They are stuck with the small and dirty dorms, along with having the most boring classes. Freshman year is the year to learn the ropes and meet new people to hang out with in the years to come. Sophomore year is usually a little better than freshman year. By sophomore year, many people have a steady group of friends and they know their way around school for he most part. Sophomore year is another year for required classes, however if most required credits are taken freshman year, then sophomore year one can take a class or two of their own interest. In the living situation, sophomores get the cleaner and bigger dorms. The second year of college can be more fun than freshman year because people are familiar with the school. Sophomore year is also the year many people decide to pledge fraternities or sororities, or just partake in school activities all together. The first two years of college are probably the easiest, but they can also be he least fun.
Junior year is the third year, which sometimes means that there will be only one more year of school to complete. By this time, the students who are juniors are more stable than the first two years. Juniors live off campus for the most part. Most people of the third year status already have had jobs for the first two years and know their way around campus and the town very well.