Alumnus reflects on fame and collegefrom @northeastern

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One second, you were, like, on top of the worse, and then the next second, you worse, like, public enemy number one. Oh, I can't keep you... I had a friend who was on a previous season. He may have neglected the most important advice that one could receive on reality TV, which is that sarcasm does not play. Why Northeastern? For me, it was the campus. I had toured other schools previously. And then I went to Northeastern, and I was just like, oh my good. Like, this is insane. Like, it's an actual campus within the city. Obviously, the academics being good, like, academics was, good, was, like, the priority. I would say the whole experience was unexpected. It's really exhausting. It's tired and it's crazy and, you know, this and that. You go into it knowing that, but, like, nothing prepares you for it. Having gone through it firsthand and, like, kind of seeing the difference of, like, not even my perception of myself, but, you know, other people's perception of myself, like, who I am, versus kind of what's portrayed. Like, I I rank it just gave me a perspective on, like, Tier, reality, Instagram, influencers. You no, you see all these people and you have this perception and just, like, realizing it's curated and maybe it's for the good and maybe it's not. Ivy was always the best, but Stetson West always had a special place in my heart because it was just, like, so cozy and, like, intimate. Like, it was never crowded. I would always go at, like, off peak hours and it was just, like, that was my favorite.