Nowadays, it seems, college life is mostly about beer, parties and sex and less about the idea of ​​acquiring an education to improve oneself themselves academically. Professors often wonder what students think when it comes to their class and why they act the way they do about things like taking notes and studying for exams. An anthropology professor at an unknown university (AnyU) realized that she could no longer understand the habits of the students she taught. He believed that the best way to resolve these misunderstandings would be to get to know students in an informal and personal way, which he could not do as a professor. After weighing all the possibilities and ethical situations, he decided to enroll at his university as a freshman. Rebekah Nathan's study ranges from her first days on campus as a freshman, just moving into the dorms, to the end of the school year. . He starts talking about life in the student dorms. As he describes the dorms, readers who have experienced life on a college campus may begin to gain insight into their own memories. It's common for two people to share a room, note that dorm residents share a kitchen and bathroom, and that there's usually a line for the bathroom early in the morning as everyone tries to get ready for class. (Nathan 2005, 20-21). This idea alone can be a great indicator of why students have decided to dress so modestly for college classes. He also describes that students in his dorm, on average, were in bed by 11:30 p.m., but noted that bedtime could go as late as two in the morning. (Nathan 2005, 35). It is because of these two ideas that sometimes students' hygiene and appearance may be lacking during c...... half of the task ...... or stop depending solely on parents. Many students must work some sort of job during college to earn money to put toward food or bills. College forces kids to depend on themselves. It helps them understand who they are and what they can handle, and allows them to think for themselves. Nathan ends his college story with an excellent quote from a senior; “I think I was spoiled in the first couple of years thinking it was great to live on my own and take on some responsibilities and experience, you know the “fun” of college life… The problem I have now is that people are frustrating me because they don't they take school pretty seriously” (Nathan, 2005, 130). While you are in college, it is acceptable to make mistakes from time to time because, at the end of the day, college is about education and not all lessons learned during college come from a textbook.