Some people are just more delusional than we can ever fathom. Like this guy, for example. It's not a secret in this day and age that college tuition isn't even remotely affordable for most, but this guy went out of his way on Twitter to try to explain how he supposedly managed to pay his own way through his education.
Twitter users, however, dug up some of his old tweets, and let's just say that he wasn't being especially truthful...
Maybe when are parents and their parents were our age they could afford to live alone. But when you're in college or just trying to get by, chances are you can't pony up dough to live in sweet, sweet solitude. These memes are for the claustrophobic souls that have to share their space. May we get through it all together.
Every student knows that reading out of a textbook is boring as sh*t. Accordingly, these students decided to "enhance" their textbook illustrations, which was certainly a terrible idea, but also hilarious and we're here for it.
And of course, we're not telling you to go out and deface your textbooks, so please don't actually do that.
If you went to college, then you'll likely recall having to respond to incredibly stupid assumptions about your field of study. Every single major has its fair share of stereotypes, and these tweets, also known as "What's Your Degree In?" make light of that in an amusing way. And in the end it doesn't even matter, because who even gets a job in the field they studied anyway?
Literally any person who has been a student ever will remember the horrors of the scantron exam. If you aren't familiar for whatever reason, the scantron is a multiple-choice-style exam format that gets graded by a machine. People on Twitter have been meme-ing the scantron format by adding in their own sarcastic answers, and we're here for it.
Relationship goals?
College students: whether you're right in the middle of your semester or about to start cramming your a$$ off for finals, we're betting that these memes will resonate with you. You're probably stressed out one way or another, so we hope memes can help you relax for a brief moment.
Happy studying to everyone except...ahem... certain people whose celebrity parents bought their way into school.
In light of this week's clusterf*ck of a news story involving a bunch of rich celebrities bribing their spoiled kids' ways into the nation's top colleges, people on Twitter are parodying the situation by highlighting the satirical ways that they themselves were admitted into college, without relying on trust funds from stupidly wealthy parents. Anyone who's endured the trials and tribulations of college applications, pulling study all-nighters, and crippling student debt will be able to relate to these tweets hardcore.
Are y'all ready for a mess of a news story? Lori Loughlin, AKA Aunt Becky from Full House, was taken into custody this morning for participating in a huge college admissions sting to get her completely unqualified daughter admitted into the University of Southern California. Several other wealthy celebrities were involved, including Desperate Housewives' Felicity Huffman and her husband William H. Macy.
Charges so far include $25 million in bribes to university authorities and fabrication of credentials to be admitted into some of the top universities in the nation.
Some have pointed out that Loughlin's daughter, Olivia Jade Giannulli, would never have been admitted to USC on her own academic merit. Giannulli, a prominent beauty YouTuber, even admitted in a video back in August that she plans to focus more on college parties than her classes.
Under the monikers #FreeAuntBecky and #CollegeAdmissionScandal, many memers and Twitter users have expressed their frustration at the situation, pointing out that regular people have to get admitted to universities on actual academic merit and not absurdly rich parents.
