I knew that coming into college there would be plenty of partying but I didn't know some people were content on doing that every night. Students were buying expensive bottles of liquor but had trouble paying their own tuition. Every block I walked down were at least two drunk people struggling to stand upright. Throughout the nights I would get asked about my sexuality and guys would stare at me like I was a piece of meat, some girls too. Almost every house was having a party but the fraternities and sororities seemed the most perpetual in keeping the parties going. The nights were all about hookups, getting drunk, and partying. Yes, some nights were exciting and fun but others were just too repetitive and I actually wanted to study and do some homework. It was arduous to do my work because of students walking in their dorms flat out drunk or high, screaming down the halls, but I knew what my goals were and I had a tenacious will on fulfilling …show more content…
I thought to myself if those were the worst attributes of college there has to be some good ones. So I went in search of clubs, ethnic groups, and mature ways of having fun. Indeed, there were many places that I would definitely enjoy myself without intaking any alcohol. In fact, I was amazed at how many places there were. I was told by both students and faculty that in Orlando I could go to: the Enzian (movie theater/ restaurant), concerts, Black Hammock, Rebounderz (trampolines), Disney world, Orlando Grand Prix, Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, and Seaworld. These were places that I could go to have a great time without over doing it. Also, the UCF offered hundreds of different clubs so I had absolutely no reason to be