
If you’re a student at Virginia Tech, you’ll see an array of faces in the university’s crowd of 31,000 undergraduates. Sometimes all it takes is one interaction to make your day – or give you a terrible flashback to that time your face-planted in front of Agnew Hall. From frat stars to your freshman year RA, here are the 10 other types of people at Virginia Tech you will always run into.
Usually surrounded by other cadets all in uniform. #thecadeteffect
Usually complete with a baseball cap and iced coffee.
(You do you, but we can totally smell you from here.)
Maybe its a frat boy or a freshman who just experienced their first college party, but chances are they just showed up late to lecture.
It’s like seeing a dog walk on it’s hind legs.
Seeing our turkey-like mascot is always nothing short of a wonderful experience. You might just get starstruck.
That one night stand? That girl you got into a fight with? Your ex? For such a large school, you’re sure to run into people you want to avoid.
Yes, I’m registered to vote. Yes, you’ve asked me this.
(Sign up for an email list to get those free popsicles or candy on your way to class!)
From opening up doors for you, to asking if you need help carrying your bags, Hokies are some of the most friendly and caring people you’ll ever meet. And part of the reason why everyone loves to call Blacksburg their home away from home.
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