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Facebook for highschoolers is redundant. Once you hit college is where you really get value out of it, as you meet and network with way more people through camp
by coryl 12y ago
Facebook for highschoolers is redundant. Once you hit college is where you really get value out of it, as you meet and network with way more people through campus, class, events, etc.
- roymurdock 12y agoI'm in college - lots of my friends are losing interest in Facebook or dropping it altogether. Communication happens mostly through email, SMS, Groupme, Whatsapp, or Snapchat. Messenger is seen as a necessary evil. Edit: People in college also love collecting "connections" on LinkedIn, although I've only heard of one person using it to land a job/internship.
- coryl 12y agoInteresting, so are you not seeing albums of so and so's night out?
- PudgePacket 12y agoIt seems a very anecdotal topic. My uni uses it extensively, every society has a fb page that handles events, member feedback and general QA. It's been very successful imo.
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- gurkendoktor 12y agoOr while traveling, unless you are in China, of course.