Books About College Life Novels & Stories

For some, today was the start of a new chapter in life; for others, it was the start of chaos. Lila Harper tightened the straps of her leather backpack and took a deep breath. New city. New school. New rules—or at least, she hoped. Her mom’s endless pep talks about “making friends” still echoed in her head, but Lila knew one truth: Ravenwood wasn’t just another college. It was an ecosystem of power, status, and secrets. And she had just stepped into the middle of it. As she navigated through clusters of chattering freshmen, she felt the unmistakable tension that comes with being an outsider. Then she saw him.

He nodded slowly. “Yeah.” Jackson leaned back in his chair. “At least the football part’s mostly figured out.” Shane pointed at him. “Must be nice.” “It is nice,” Jackson admitted. Then he glanced at me. “You’ll figure your stuff out too.” I shrugged. “Maybe.” Mariah reached across the table and stole one of Jackson’s fries. “Everyone is freaking out about college right now.” “That’s because it decides the rest of your life,” Shane said. Jackson rolled his eyes.

That's how happy we are that we're finally degree holders. College life is one of the worst parts of my life as a student. It's not that I'm stupid, it's just that the amount of work to be done melts brain cells. Passing requirements left and right. Reporting there, exam and quiz here, roleplay here, dance there. Hays! There's just so much, so we deserve to have fun for a long time because after this, it's back to normal again. Well, we don't have any plans yet. "Hey! Wait a minute, Rhaiven's not here yet. Let's wait for him first," Chris suggested while busy pressing his cellphone. He's probably trying to call Rhaiven.

A few days after Addy decided to contact various stores to see if they would sell her designs, Brooklyn headed for the library. She needed to research her latest article and also wanted to check out the latest books. Since it was one of those rare warm fall days where the sun was shining, she wore a plaid skirt, sleeveless top, and a sweater over top of it. She felt like a student as she walked into the library and giggled at the thought. Heading toward the upper floor where the research materials were located, she noticed the library was nearly empty.

I asked “How about we start with where we left off? College.” “That’s not a bad place to go. I don’t know if you heard but I went to the University of Texas with Alice to do my MBA. We lived together when we were in college so it was really fun and we remained super close. My university life wasn’t that interesting. I mean we partied, studied, and had a few heartbreaks. You know; your average college experience. Your turn now. How was your time at North Western?”

I need to stay alive in order to worry about all other things. "How does graduation feels?" Aleeza asked, her eyes gleaming with excitement. She probably never attended college due to the safety reasons or anything. But since I don't know I decided to keep my mouth shut and must answered her question. "Exhausting." I let out a dry laugh. "College is the most exhausting thing I've ever done in my whole life. I think even school was better than this." I told her, honestly. "I would love to experience this exhausting life one day." Aleeza said, dreamily. I know when people say college the first thing that comes to their mind is the glamourous life with nothing but fun. And, college is anything

Prof Kana with full power voice. All sophomores get wild because of that announcement. If we’re that hungry of grades we’re more hungry of vacation, like, who don’t like vacations right?. Let say students can afford to have vacation even if it’s out if country but we don’t have enough time to do what we want outside of this campus. A College life in this school is way more harder than others. Hectic schedules, long list of quizzes everyday, piled paper works will probably kill us. Ain’t exaggerating things but here in Apo University is hell’a different.

“Mason, I’m sorry! “Weren’t we best friends? “I just wanted us to go to the same college. I was scared you’d get into a great school and forget about me.” He cried desperately and reached for my pant leg. I took one careful step back. “We aren’t friends. You just called me a bastard. “Besides, your grades are too low. Even if you stole my admission spot, you still would not qualify for that university.” Lucas suddenly turned to Claire. His whole expression changed. “Ms. Harrison, no amount of money can replace something from someone who’s gone, can it?” Claire went completely still. Lucas reached into his pocket and held up a photograph.

"College? Nirvana, it’s the middle of the year. And with everything going on—" "What is 'everything going on'?" I challenged, looking between them. "You keep saying it’s dangerous, but you won't tell me why. You treat me like a child who can’t handle the truth. I’m done being the girl who sits in a room and waits for permission to live." Adrian set his coffee cup down with a deliberate click. "College is a life on its own. It's not something you rush into." "I'm sure you’re capable of watching a 'perimeter,' Adrian," I said, throwing his own words back at him. "Since I'm such a liability anyway."

He remarked. Umm… What the actual hell?! “And still you went to college. You knew that you’d take over the mafia after your father and all his businesses and yet you went to college.” I pointed out. “And so I know better. College is useless for you because you already have a dream life waiting for you.” He shrugged nonchalantly. Is he really that dumb or is he just trying to irritate me right now? “Archer, college is not just for jobs and money. It’s a new experience, a part of life. College is supposed to be about learning new things, figuring oneself out and so much more!” I told him.