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"Go to college" usually implies registering with a college and becoming a student, which, to justify, is going to require way more work than you'll ever encount
by randomdata 4y ago
"Go to college" usually implies registering with a college and becoming a student, which, to justify, is going to require way more work than you'll ever encounter in a job. Perhaps you meant to say: "Take a vacation and befriend college-aged people who like to have fun while on it"?
- volkandkaya 4y agoIn the UK we have "freshers week" where all the students party straight for 1 or 2 weeks. That is the "most" fun part of college if you're into nightlife. Friends of students would come up in the 2nd year and have a lot more fun because they had been earning money by working a full time job while students were getting themselves into debt to have a "good" time.