College life in America: Big campuses, dorms, sports and a cafeteria with food for everyone. Sounds like a movie? – Well, today we got to experience it ourselves!
At around 10 a.m., our class and I arrived at Franklin Pierce University. We started the day with a short insight into an anatomy class. It was really interesting to see what a real college lesson looks like. At 11:30 a.m., we went to the cafeteria for lunch. And guess what? The food had a Halloween theme! There was a huge variety of food, so everyone could find something they liked. And the best part? You could always go back for more!
After lunch, some seniors divided us into two groups and showed us around the whole campus. We got to see different classrooms, halls and dorms and learned more about what student life in America looks like. Later, we listened to a short presentation about how to apply to college and how to prepare for studying in the United States.
But there was also time for some interactive activities! At around 2 p.m., we spent 45 minutes in the gym, where we could play tennis, soccer, table tennis and even billiards. It was a great opportunity to try different activities with our classmates.
Afterwards, we took part in a scavenger hunt. We were divided into groups again and had to solve different questions and complete tasks around the university. It was a fun way to explore the buildings even more!
At 4 p.m., there was a soccer game played by the university’s own team, which we got the opportunity to watch until our host picked us up.
It may have started with a university lesson, but it ended as a fun and unforgettable day full of new experiences. And who knows? Maybe one day, one of us will actually study at an American college!
-Marie Lechner
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