College students are undoubtedly the most creative folks ever. Day after day, they tirelessly create thousands of unbelievable excuses and myths to whiten themselves in the eyes of teachers and parents.
Here are some realistic statistics on the true facts of learning in college. Nobody says this aloud, but everyone knows the top reasons for…
- …going to college
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- …studying abroad
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- …being late to class
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- …pulling an all-nighter
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- …not doing homework
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- …actively participating in class discussion
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- …visiting a college library
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- …deciding to combine work and study
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- …cooking healthy dishes in the dorm
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- …staying at home on Friday evening
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So, do you agree with these statistics on learning in college? (Note that they are based on subjective data and humorous observations only, and therefore they may be totally true, but have their limitations as well.) Do you have any objections to them? Or, would you like to see statistics for some other questions? Please, leave your comments in the section below.