"My Reaction to USF Orientation"
             The only college event I can think of is orientation that I have been to. My mother and I had lots of fun. It was the first time we were on campus. We could not believe how gigantic the University was. I could not believe how many places there are to eat at USF. Like my favorite restaurants Subway and Chick-fil-a.
             I was amazed at how many things there are on campus. It is almost like its own town. Having a huge library, book store and its own Student Health Services, with doctors and nurses at the clinic. It has a Credit Union, game room with nine pool tables, Computer Services, and their own police station.
             I could not believe how many living facilities there are on the campus. With different names and places all around the campus. The incredible thing is that they are still building more. I thought it was amazing how many students go to USF, about 42,000. I did get nervous thinking of going to college after the first day of orientation.
             I visited the School of Architecture and Community Design. It was awesome to see all the models and work stations of the students in the school. I was shocked when Carole E. Trent, the admission/registar officer, told me that 150 applied to enter this school this year but only 45 can be accepted to enter. I was surprised at what the students could do. I was dumbfounded when she told me what I needed to be applicable to enter the school. I have to have 60 credit hours and a portfolio of my work.
             At orientation the food was great; I could not get enough of it. The orientation staff was very friendly. On the first day, to break the ice, we played a few games. First we threw a beach ball around and said our names and where we were from. Second game we read scenarios and answered what to do. We also took a tour of some buildings on campus.
             The leader of my orientation group told me that I needed to take the College Placement Test to get into En...