Sure, we’ve all played “Would You Rather,” but how about “Would You Rather” for students at UMNTC? Keep reading for the hardest decisions you will ever have to make with these would you rathers for the University of Minnesota Twin Cities.
What means more to you: getting in to the bar on a crazy night with all of your friends inside, or being able to booze immediately? Better socializing versus getting drunk faster – tough choice.
Both have their perks. Drink a cold one with the most popular person on campus and get to know what mascot life is like, or talk to the guy who is in charge of everything at the university, including another possible tuition hike!
Neither choice is fun, but would you rather be walking with a creep or have a creep driving you around? Spending personal time walking with a weirdo would be awful, but so is having a strange person behind the wheel of a car that could take you anywhere. Yikes.
Either way, public humiliation is inevitable. The question is, would you rather be embarrassed in front of potentially hot people at the gym or totally wipe out at the most heavily trafficked place on campus with hundreds of people watching?
Because you want to have crazy college stories to tell the grandkids, you have to do one. The Mall Area might have the potential for people to see you since it’s a wide open area, but the McNamara involves possibly cold water, also dunking your body super awkwardly considering it’s probably one foot deep.
Arguably two of the best dining options you will find on campus. Happy hour at Haiku is incredible, with drink deals and being able to get a sushi roll for $3. However, reliving late night dinner at Centen is nostalgic and delicious. What better way to get a good base made up of carbs before you go out Thursday night?
The most classic college dilemma. Fun or responsibility? Socializing or sleep?
Either one is a bit strange. Which gopher pride clothing article would you rather rock for a week straight?
Welcome Week and game day are two of the best parts of being a gopher. Both include the necessities: not worrying about school, hanging out with friends, being completely irresponsible.
What is more important to you – the rule-free environment of living in a house with your friends, or experiencing the luxury that is 17th, dining hall included?
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