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I have been in college for 9 straight years. During those 9 years, I have spent my time at 2 good universities and earned 3 bachelor degrees. So, I have tons of experience dealing with college life.

In terms of football student tickets, both of my alma maters did it differently.
The first one did it on a lottery system in which you put your student number into the computerized system. If your number gets selected, you can get season tickets to all of the home games. If you are a freshman, sophomore, or junior, you get general admission tickets, which means that you can sit anywhere in that section. Now, if you are a senior, you have a choice of sitting in the general admission section or in the reserved student section. Here, you have the same seat throughout the entire season.

My other alma mater gave out free football tickets a week prior home games. If you do not get to the ticket office in time, you are out of luck for that game.

Now, I am in the mix of going to graduate school. I start in a week. This summer session, I have to take 12 credits during a 4 week term. I am both excited and nervous.