Buildings on Campus

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So this first building that's in front of you that you're saying is duly and for me this is where only to my classes are my criminology and my accounting, but these were the smaller class. Sizes are, so your class will be anywhere from twenty to thirty students, and it's located on the opposite side of the campus from the freshman dorms. This's the chalet las centre, and there's a lot of things inside of this shillelagh center. One of my favorite places is right on those steps where you see those people. I love just sitting there watching the sunset doing schoolwork. Really, whatever has to be, I have there's a Starbucks in their pajama juice. There's also three levels will go up and study. Over there is the freshmen dorms and its Hecht and Stanford. There are also two other dorms, but I don't have access. So I'm just going to show you Hecht in Stanford, and then this is the rat. As I said before, um, and another video show you a campus tour of the actual dorms. So you will be able to see that this's the library. I know I've already gone into depth about the library, but I kind of just wanted to show the process of getting in. So you have your king card thatyou get issue right when you know, you get to school your freshmen and you just take that and swipe it, and it gives you access to the library. Thiss helps, you know, just for security reasons, people should be using it that aren't paying for it and that don't go to school there. Lastly, this is just Flip C, which is also an important place on campus. For me, Flip C is where I have my psychology classes, and right now I'm just showing you the view from it. You can see the football practice field football practice facility and also the soccer field on DH. Then I'm kind of just going through the parking lot, but that's not very fun. Then this right here is just the pool, a bunch of freshmen, you know, chill here. We have won our own apartment, but it's really nice to tangential between classes, all right, so just to explain my three important buildings. So I know in the first video, I showed you kind of the flip, see buildings with my class schedule. That building is really important to me because that's where all my major classes are. So all the ones that have to do with psychology, all my classes that literally, you know, go around my major. That's where I do him also the library because that's where I spend all my time. Then also duly because that's where my mind her classes are. It's really cool to be able to go around campus at different buildings and have classes in different places because you're not always stationary. You see people in between classes, you know, walk into their classes. You can walk your friends to class on DH, then just last me. Lastly, I can't take a video of it since we did get kicked off campus. My sorority pin olynyk building is also really important. Building to me or it wass Andi So so we have no sort of houses on campus. Eso there are kind of it looks like kind of an apartment complex is just two stories, but it's just all these little rooms where clubs, all the off campus fraternities and all of the authorities. That's where you'll go through recruitment if your girl in the spring that's a really important building to you, because I had a lot of time and devotion into, you know, going there at least three times a week. It's also really good to study there because they have gliders and also, lastly, just the pool. I would say just because there's so many freshmen that do go there in between classes or on their Fridays if they don't have classes after a certain time. My myself have a pool in my apartment building, so I don't go there personally anymore. When I was a freshman, it was really nice, you know? Just wanted to lay out in the sun. So go there if you want abs and that's about it.