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U of M was truly a unique experience. I don't want to sit here and reminisce about all my sentimental memories, but I do want you to know that you will go through a big change in college in your emotional/personal/moral life, and I believe that UM was a wonderful place at which to experience that change. Don't be fooled by the enormous undergrad population, you will find your place and feel at home after a very short time…and not necessarily through the dorms, which are horrible, or the first year classes, which are huge. I would definitely encourage you to find at least one extracurricular activity to enjoy. And live the four (or however many) years to the fullest…after that, you just don't have the same ability to sit up until 4am talking about world politics and/or favorite ice cream flavors with your roommates…but you'll wish you did.

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