Kampus Novels & Stories

Even if we can't draw a clear line, at least we can maintain a peaceful and symbiotic relationship with her efforts. At this moment, the phone rings. "Kim! You damned women! The ceremony has begun. Why haven't you come yet? You're not backing outright?" *************************** It's Alex. This reminds her of the party tonight. Provence Hall University is the largest campus in Strait city. Multi building are designed with high-end atmosphere, the building are covered with gold glass, and there are special places for students to socialize. Kim and Lily walk into the cafeteria on the third floor. It's full of men and women. Girls from the design department and boys from the computer departme

Only someone with enormous influence could quietly erase a scholarship without explanation. Kaizen clenched his jaw. "What reason was given?" The Registrar looked genuinely uncomfortable. "Officially..." "...the university can no longer guarantee Miss Solenne's safety." Another paper slid across the table, Kaizen's expression darkened. "What is this?" "Evacuation notice." "Miss Solenne has exactly seven days to vacate the university accommodation." "And leave campus." His breathing became uneven… "What?" "The Board believes removing her from campus is the safest option." Kaizen laughed bitterly.

Eli "Mom, I literally just got here. Give me five minutes before you start worrying about whether I’ve eaten a vegetable or not." I tucked my phone between my ear and my shoulder, trying to keep my balance while hauling my duffel bag across the quad of Blackridge University. The air here even smelled expensive, like old money, freshly cut grass, and perfume that cost more than my entire tuition. I wasn't paying for any of this, my scholarship was the only reason I was currently walking past buildings that looked like they belonged in a Gothic horror movie instead of a school.

Arjeno and Marcus decide to do their first lunch together in the campus cafeteria alone. Arjeno put himself first in an empty chair before answering a question from Marcus. "I don't know... Honestly, this is not my dream campus even though this campus has a good reputation and is famous. I don't know why I'm here now." Arjeno replied with a bitter smile. Marcus who realized there was an awkwardness on Arjeno's face then asked without hesitation, "Then where is your dream campus?" "Piolled University, Bali." Answer with eyes. Mentioning the name of the campus alone made Arjeno feel happy because he remembered Hanin.

It made Miss Perfect’s reorientating sessions in Camp Unplugged seem like a fortune cookie. Kate distributes copies of the UPCAT application form at 12-Everest, among the Bali Girls and whoever else is interested in taking a stab at getting admitted to the most prestigious university in the country. They fill out the application forms. The whole class is abuzz about which campus and degree programs they’re going to pick, both first and second choices. This is what Kate writes on hers: | UP CAMPUS | INTENDED COURSE (See list of Degree Programs) | 1st choice: UP Diliman

He moved with great purpose and nothing could distract him. Anchor University was the name of Kylie’s school. It was a top notch university and only accepted students who were not only brilliant, but possessed peculiar traits as well. Anchor University was not only one of the top three universities in the country, it was the one with the largest campus. It was situated on a giant stretch of land, and each building was several thousands of meters high. However, neither the tall buildings nor the huge amount of ‘ground’ to be covered fazed Aiden.

she said. I chuckled. "Alright." THE CAMPUS is broad. In front of our dorm were restaurants and cafés. The cafeteria was one hell of a walk from our dorm so we decided to eat in the nearby restaurant. Chanter University has many buildings. Every course has different buildings. Of course, I saw it again on the handbook. There's also a map fastened in there. "What do you want to eat?" Reina asked me. We're standing right in front of the counter, looking for the menus above.

And maybe to lighten the mood, Luna tried to provoke questions. "Ehm," Luna cleared her throat, "Are you going to university?" "Yes. I went to university." "Where is your campus?" "Royal Dean University." "Oh no way!" shrieked Luna Lee, unsure. "Why? Are you also studying at the same college as me?” "Yes." "Wow, what a coincidence. So you're friends with Walter too? Is that why you came to the party tonight?”

Well, I will tell you how Alfi, Koji, and Rian met and how they became good friends in this chapter. It started with the time when Alfi was a student at Muda-Muda University. Why Muda-Muda? It’s because Ora-ora University is on Central Java (Ora: no (Javanese)). And why didn’t I pun it into "Guda-Guda"? It’s because the story isn’t sponsored by Type-Moon. It was when Alfi was a 3rd-year-student. He was a member of the SEES (Specialized English Extra Sect) organization and it was on the orientation day.

I'm wearing a PE uniform now so even if it gets wet and dirty it's fine. I looked over the wide and long pool at our school. Crambrands University is the biggest school in our country. I got in here because I passed the entrance exam and luckily got into the scholars' list. It was really hard to maintain grades but because that is required I need to study well to maintain high grades. I breathed deeply. I sat on a bench. I saw that a man came in and it was the one I was with to clean the pool.