Every freshman looks forward to their first college homecoming experience and wants to make it as memorable as possible! Although homecoming is very exciting, there are some things you need to know! So here’s a guide on how to do homecoming without doing too much!
Homecoming week is not only for students, but also for faculty and mostly alumni! Parties, socials, game nights are all part of homecoming week and it can be quite exciting!
Although there are plenty of fun events happening, it can become distracting and you can fall back on your schoolwork.
Professors will most likely torture you with a quiz or exam and will put a damper on your spirits. Study hard before homecoming week so you won’t have to stress and enjoy the rest of your week.
Getting involved can give you a chance to meet new people, but it can make HC more fun. There will be most likely an event involving organizations and it can create memories that will last beyond your college years.
This should be done regardless, but just so you can have fun and won’t be stuck in your dorm while your friends are enjoying the festivities.
Homecoming game day is one of the most chaotic days and not just a regular football game day. There will be wayyyy more people and will be so much going on.
The best part of tailgating is all the food! Of course there are some who don’t offer food because it’s just for them, but there are organizations or people in general who will be giving out food.
Although many of your peers who are running for homecoming court will be complete strangers to you doesn’t mean you shouldn’t food for them. It’s part of the homecoming experience.
Game day is all about supporting the home team so finding a cute outfit in your school colors or just sporting your school on a t-shirt will help you feel the spirit!
Sometimes you never know who you may meet, and talking with alumni can help you get connections in your field, which could lead to a job after graduation!
There’s no perfect time than taking a picture with your school mascot at the most anticipated game of the football season.
Many college students drink even if they’re underage, so if you drink during homecoming, please be responsible!
Even if you’re out with your normal group of friends, meeting other people during tailgate can always be fun!
The homecoming game is always the most crowded game of the season. If you get to the game after it starts, you’ll most likely not have a place to sit. Get there early so you can get a good view!
Your first college homecoming will always be your most memorable because it’s a new experience. Make the most of it and take lots of pictures!
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