College Novels Novels & Stories

I am just too stunned to believe that they bully Laura Allen. Laura... Southern college. One of the most prestigious colleges known for its unbelievably beautiful environment and excessively high academic achievements. It's for the rich students who are decedents of wealthy and powerful families. Disgusting as it might seem. Whatever. I tried to give my attention to the notebook I was writing the notes on. "Hey, Nerd. Write my notes for me while you are at it." One of the guys named Nick tossed his notebook at me and swerved his attention back to his friends, laughing along with their jokes.

Rowena. Being in college should be the best time in every girl's life—like getting your first real boyfriend or when your crush surprises you with flowers. That kind of happiness. That kind of excitement. And getting into Blue Vi College? It should’ve been a dream. A place filled with the elite, the powerful, and the supernatural. Vampires, witches, werewolves—you name it. A school where magic ruled the halls, and danger walked beside beauty. But for me? It wasn’t a dream. It wasn't happiness. It was the beginning of something else entirely.

He winces. I am tempted to tell him that it is still the same thing now. Nothing much has changed. College can be incredibly daunting. People attach themselves to groups or form one themselves, and cling to it desperately. It can get lonely, isolating and miserable, we always need some place to fall back on. But I keep my mouth shut. Unwilling to deter him from his story.

I don't want to have any regrets on my first day of college. My name is Emily, and I'm 20 years old. Today is my first day of college. Actually I was able to enroll at Shealther College in Hortown when I was 18 years old. It is the cradle of fashion designers around the world. This comprehensive university is home to a variety of world-famous disciplines. They include computer science, mathematics and clinical medicine in STEM; creative literature and simultaneous interpretation in liberal arts; music creation and costume design in the arts; and various majors in sports, all of which have produced world-class professionals. Therefore, it is a university to which countless students aspire.

Horizon Cole's Point of View: This was my first day here at this prestigious university. I barely looked at my light brown wristwatch and rolled my eyes as I realized that I was late for my first-period class. I was a third-year Business Administration college student from Psalms Eastwood University, which was one of the famous college universities next to the Eastview Agape University. Unfortunately, my former university was facing a lot of issues with regard to providing quality education and corruption that seriously affected the image of the university and resulted in the forced closure of the PEU. And now, here I am, EAU!

They all walked out of the class,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• " Wow,,this school is amazing " Lisa finally said after walking round the school telling them everything about the school,library, and labs " So,,,that's all " Juliet concluded " Thank you,, but,,,can you please tell us about the students also??" Lisa asked curiously " It's nothing,,,, but ,,you saw the large picture at the entrance of the school right??" Juliet asked. " Yes" Lisa and Florence answered at the same time

The discussion about Colt's new school happened that evening, over takeout pizza on the living room floor. "So," Clara said, setting down her slice. "We found a school for you." Colt looked up suspiciously. "What school?" "Royal Academy. It's a private school in North Dallas. Very prestigious. Very fancy." "How fancy?" "They have a planetarium." Colt's eyes went wide. "A real planetarium? With stars and everything?" "Real stars. Real everything."

The college campus was even more magnificent at night once all the lights began standing out as the darkness came. Henry had just arrived at Denver Colorado after he was done with the enrollment, he had been able to gain admission into the same college to study journalism. He was not really excited to be there since he could not communicate with Nicole for the past few weeks, in fact he had already giving up all hope of ever seeing her again.

This wasn’t just some prestigious college—it was a fortress. Judging by how few students I’d seen so far, I was beginning to think that COL wasn’t interested in producing a lot of graduates. They just wanted the best. I wanted to ask Amber what her deal was, but I didn’t want to risk her asking me mine. I hadn’t found a better substitute for ‘I work as a maid in the Erymor House.’