Coming to Brigham Young University : surprising, thrilling, or disappointing?, 2007.

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Coming to Brigham Young University : surprising, thrilling, or disappointing?, 2007.

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New college students entering Brigham Young University have many expectations and are often surprised by their first impressions. Some students feel excited, while others are anxious and nervous. Many students express disappointment about the freshmen orientation and Honor Code skits. Students from Utah tend to enjoy the orientation, but students from other states consider it immature.

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