Campus Life

Campus Life is about navigating your final year of college. You create a student by choosing their qualities and skills, then balance studying, relationships, campus activities and work over a single academic year. Encounters with roommates, campus events and late-night study sessions all shape the experience.

Friends and relationships

You can join a fraternity to meet students with similar goals and ambitions, take part in mysterious initiations, help organize annual events and contribute to a hundred-year-old tradition. Or you can live an ordinary student life without joining one. As you make friends, you may also fall in love.

Study and campus life

Attend lectures and review course material alone or with friends to prepare for exams. You also need to balance your studies with your social life, using campus activities to make time for both. You can attend classes, explore clubs, support your fraternity, throw parties, meet friends, deepen relationships, work part-time to pay tuition, and decorate and relax in your dorm room.

Build your reputation

Your reputation depends on more than grades, connections and graduation: you need other students to know your name. Network with influential students, complete goals and achievements, and earn good grades to build your fame. The aim is to graduate as the most famous student.