Submit your Hamline confession here: (100% anonymous)
"My family is falling apart so we got a dog. It's just 1 more thing to argue about. I feel so bad for the poor thing. Everyone was excited about her and now I'm the only one taking care of her."
"I am always tempted to write in the comments of the confession on the submit page. No one does it so I think it would be entertaining to say what i actually think about the post without others to see."
"I like this guy not for his looks or his personality. I like him for who he is and for his flaws. He's not perfect nor does he try to be and I like that."
"I have a really important question for hamline students. So I was admitted to Hamline in the Fall, with grades that weren't very satisfactory. I had a D in my math class but mostly Bs in everything else. This semester, I know I'm going to end up with a D in math again, but now I don't have any Cs and mostly As. Have any of you received a D in a class second semester and still be able to attend Hamline? I'm just worried that my acceptance will be taken away, but my overall GPA will have increased."
"My boyfriend lives at his own place, but sometimes he spends the night back with his mom in the house he grew up in. My mom asked my dad if I'd be allowed to stay there overnight, and my dad said he'd have to call my boyfriend's mom to see if we'd be in separate rooms. I understand it's my dad's rules, but he knows I have sex, so why stop it?"
"Unfortunately, Hamline seems to have no clue how to manage their "course evaluation" system. Originally, each of my courses had completely different deadlines to complete the evaluations, and a 7 day window placed directly during my finals seems absurd. I'm also pretty sure they just bumped up the evaluation deadline for 3 of my courses, so now the period has expired. Give me a break!"
"Thanks for your support. Page, but SAS wont even let me transfer, leaving me in this annoying limbo. If it were only that easy. I know there are many students in the same situation. "
"I really want to be more of a "party girl" at Hamline and go out and have fun and meet new people. But I feel like all of the girls that party won't like me for some reason, and won't want to hang out with me."