Diary of a college dork

 Freshers aboard! This post will be succinct (short) and to the point because it discusses the proper attire for Chrisland students. If you haven't already, please read my previous posts as well (if not, what year do you even live in?💀). In Chrisland, your clothing unlocks many doors for you, with the exception of the doors to your toilet and wardrobe because you know it will be strange 😂. However, the way you dress essentially represents who you are and how to be recognized. This article will discuss these and other minor but important rules and regulations. (I love the word "essential," it's so important.🌚)  Chrisland University isn't for you if you are a serious rule-breaker, to start. The dress code and standards are fairly strict at the school. The most basic requirement is that while attending lectures, you must always carry your ID around your neck. Moving on to dressing.                                         GUYS . If you are leaving your hostel durin

    It's interesting how I've always wanted to claim to have experienced it myself. It's actually funnier and crazier now that I'm a sophomore (200 level is  sophomore year  just a lot of grammar😂).     However, this article is about you, the novice or greenhorn. Fresher extraordinaire (drumrolls please), while it may seem like a big deal to you, it's really just a lot of attempting to arrive in time and meet the correct people while also not missing lectures and everything else. As a fresher just getting started, I think there isn't much to be happy about. However, keep in mind me and my people in your food kingdom if you truly wish to rejoice 😂. WHAT TO DO. As a new student, you might not know what to do during your first few days or weeks at the school, but by the grace of God, you should at least know what to do. However, the best advice I can give you is to get out and about and become familiar with the campus and its surroundings. The location of the rel