'None of the students would ever forget that particular tour': Dean demands college students clean science lab, students give visitors an unforgettable demonstration

The students at this college are going to have an amazing story to tell about the first time they visited campus.

College can be such a fun-filled and magical time for a young adult, but picking the right college is important. If you're a serious student who wants to buckle down and focus on school, you shouldn't pick that college that's known to be a party school. And conversely, if you're planning to party a lot and spend time on campus getting to know your new friends, you'd better make sure your school isn't a commuter school that's empty on the weekends. It's all about finding the right place to fit your personality. While you can look at pamphlets and websites all you want, the best way to tell the vibe of a school is by visiting in person.

No matter how the person giving the college tour tries to spin it, what you see is what you get. You can look around the campus and see if the students look happy or not, not to mention that a lot of tours will let you sample the cafeteria food. All of these are important factors to weigh in that big decision! For u/themysteryoflogic, they had the opportunity to influence a bunch of school visitors, and they took that chance and ran with it. Keep scrolling to read the full story!

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