re: Biggest regret from college that is funny now?

I started off as a pre-Med major. After one semester, I changed over to Chemical Engineering. I cannot imagine having to be a doctor because I hate dealing with people

Damn the OT is slipping. Almost 2 full pages and no:

Got way too drunk one night and threatened to kick everyone on a 3rd level balcony of my apartments arse. Didn't know any one of them, didn't remember doing it. Glad I didn't get my face bashed in.

Switched schools at the last minute and could only get an apartment at a place called Oak Crest, nicknamed Roach Crest. It was a shithole with terrible management.

Guy two apartments down got his revenge - took a dump or two in the vegetable crisper in his frig then moved out. Took them a while to figure that he moved.

I asked a chunky girl out in college and now she is a house. I thought back then she looked like she would be reallly big in the next 10 years.

Thinking it is stressful. It has nothing on the real world.

i walked into class with a pound of weed in my bag. After only 2-3 minutes I realized WTF am i doing as the smell was too strong. Walked out immediately.

Got too drunk at a Bar and took the alley home that had concrete stairs and a 5-6 ft drop, somehow my GF who is now my wife found me on the lower side with a bleeding head. I needed 4 staples and likely had a concussion, who knows. Pretty sure I drunkenly jumped down or something and hit my head.

I think my biggest regret from college was not being as social as some of my classmates. My graduating class had 10 people from my major, so I had multiple classes with these people. We did homework and projects together, but that was the extent of it. I commuted to college, so going drinking and driving home for 30 minutes wasn't ideal. I also lived with my parents and was using their car, so that didn't help things. However, when I decided to go to grad school, I got a second chance at the college experience.

I went to parties, joined a "club" sports team, went on road trips, and made some great friends that I still have today. I packed as much of the college experience in those two years of grad school as I could and I don't regret it.