IF YOU ARE FROM UP NORTH OR FROM A LIBERAL CITY DO NOT COME HERE.  I'm from Louisville, Kentucky, and the small town life isn't all its cracked up to be.  Back home, I was 5 minutes from downtown (Louisville actually has over 1 million people in it so its not like its small or anything), a 5 minute walk to coffee shops, record stores, indie music halls, independent businesses and dining.  I was 10 minutes from an international airport, which I found is extremely important.  I would like to go home on some weekends, which is what almost every in-state student does here, but Atlanta is an hour and a half if you get lucky enough to avoid traffic and Birmingham is 2 hours with almost as bad of traffic.  In Auburn, there are bars and there is food.  If you like to frequent bars and eat tons of cheeseburgers and pizza, then this is the place for you.  If you like to go to frat parties, then this is the place for you.  If you like having your roommate stumble in at 3 in the morning 5 days a week and if you're lucky start projectile vomiting in the bathroom, then you should come here.  I like to party on the weekends, and I can't say I haven't had nights where I've stumbled in at 3 A.M. and passed out in the bathroom, but for people here, its a way of life.  If you don't like to do that A LOT, then you could have problems making it in a fraternity or sorority.

I'm concerned about the attitudes that students have here concerning national and global issues as well.  During this years election, I was reprimanded for saying that I was a staunch Liberal and an Obama supporter.  I was reprimanded for not having religious beliefs.  People scoffed at me for believing in global warming and not believing that every Middle-easterner was an AK-47 wielding suicide bomber.  If you are part of the super-conservative right and have a problem with innovative and progressive ideals, then I would recommend Auburn 100%. 

Haha, I almost forgot the looks of the Auburn students.  For the guys, during the summer you wear either khaki shorts, boat shoes, fishing shirts, and a visor, or you wear boat shoes, khaki shorts, a long-sleeve button up, and a visor.  In the winter you wear jeans or khakis, a long-sleeve button up, boat shoes, and a visor.  For all you females, during the summer you wear running shorts, something from Northface or t-shirt, and flip flops, or you wear a skimpy summer dress.  In the winter, you wear Uggs, jeans or leggings under running shorts, and a Northface fleece.  Don't forget to be attracted to the boys and their Oakleys.

I wanted to leave my first semester but I already payed for a years worth of housing and I didn't want to waste my parents money.  At least if you get a full-ride here they give you free computer.  THANKS FOR MY MACBOOK AUBURN!