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College Is "High School, Part 2"
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The transition from high school to college is typically one of the biggest transitions you'll make in your entire life. But not on TV. On TV, it's just high school without your mom and dad. There are so many High School tropes that if a work relies on them, it's got real trouble once its characters graduate. To prevent them from graduating out of the story, the story follows them to college, but they still want to use the same tropes, hence why college seems to be exactly like high school. You've still got a stuck-up principal, only this time he's called the "dean" (and he might have fancier glasses). You've still got characters seeking a Wild Teen Party, only now they're part of Wacky Fratboy Hijinx. The students are still the same types of characters; you've still got Jerk Jocks, Valley Girls, and nerds, and you've still got youth-induced relationship drama. You've still got lockers into which to stuff the nerds, and you've still got bells and hall monitors to tell you when class is supposed to start. As with many tropes, this one runs a spectrum. In some cases, it's just a way of showing that people don't grow up that much the minute they turn into independent adults, or even explicitly describes college antics as something these guys had wanted to do all through high school but couldn't because of high school's authority figures. This is particularly common in "frat comedies" like Animal House or in fictional sororities, where the women will usually be tyrannical and unpleasant. But on the other end of the spectrum, the authority figures are just as active in college as they are in high school, leading to such insanity as professors putting college students in detention for texting in class. The reality, as always, is not as it is on TV, but the extent to which it differs depends on the institution. Most universities will acknowledge that their students are adults and treat them accordingly, so they won't micromanage them — i.e. they don't particularly care if you don't show up to class, because it's your life and your education, and if you want to waste it, go right ahead. But some professors might dock your grade for things like not showing up on time or using your phone in class. And while the teachers and administrators aren't usually going to get on your case for misbehavior, there usually is a separate campus police who'll do it. There's also, obviously, a big cultural divide between certain institutions; a college in the American South will worship its football players much like an equivalent high school might, but you won't see that happening at Oxbridge. Perhaps the biggest mistake of this trope is mistaking the level of intimacy in a university. Most universities are bigger than your average high school, meaning it's nearly impossible for everyone to know everyone else, and furthermore it's much easier to just avoid dealing with drama. The local Jerk Jocks aren't going to be stuffing the nerds into lockers (not that colleges have lockers outside maybe the gym, and only athletes are going to the see the inside of a locker room) without someone totally unrelated to either of them stepping in, but that's the kind of thing you might see with this trope. A Sub-Trope of Artistic License – Education. See also California University, for the phenomenon of a cast of high schoolers all going to the same college after graduating. |
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I'll Be Home for Christmas may be this, though it's unclear about whether the main characters are college or prep school students. A caption refers to the institution as "Palisades College", but Allie refers to herself as an "Academy student", the students use hallway lockers to hold their belongings, and jocks still stuff the nerds, some of whom are barely past puberty, in said lockers. The actors are high school-aged, though since the original script was written to feature a 20-something lead rather than a student of any kind, most of the strangers Jake comes across treat him like a grown man rather than the teenager he is. | |
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Discussed in Lil Gator Game when the protagonist asks their sister what college is like: | |
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The Simpsons: In "Homer Goes to College", Homer expects this to be the case. He's proven dead wrong. | |
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Played completely straight on Community, though this is likely just a byproduct of all the other weirdness on the campus. In fact, the fact that Greendale has high school-style lockers is frequently mentioned as evidence that it's a strange school. | |
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Revenge of the Nerds: Despite having all the standard college stuff like dorms and fraternities, it feels more like a high school movie in its depiction of students and how they behave. Realistically, in a college setting, the nerds should actually be pretty high up on the totem pole — college can be an incredibly nerdy place, and the high-level math and science make for a nice place to show off. It's eventually inverted in the third film, when the nerds are shown in control of the fraternity — at least until a Jerk Jock alumnus sees what's happened to it and tries to change that. | |
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At the same time, we have Daria's final quip, tying into the show's theme that you have to deal with vain and idiotic people in all aspects of life: | |
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Supermarioglitchy4's Super Mario 64 Bloopers: Episodes taking place at Omnia Academy are like this. This includes school plays, detentions, clubs and a student president election. Given that head writer Luke is a self-admitted high school dropout who never attended college, it makes some sense that his knowledge of how college works would be rather limited. | |
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An episode of Spider-Man: The New Animated Series has Peter snarking that "College is just high school with ashtrays..." | |
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Perhaps in tribute to the college sex/frat comedy genre it is pastiching, Being A DIK treats college as, essentially, high school with adults, complete with fraternities and sororities standing in for typical high school cliques (the tri-Alphas and the tri-Betas being, essentially, the Jerk Jock and Stereotypical Nerd fraternities, respectively), hallways being packed with lockers, and teachers being way more invested in their students' grades than is typical in real life. | |
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Elmer Gantry hints at an unbuilt version: Elmer's alma mater, Terwillinger College, is a heavily religious football school which adheres to the in loco parentis model, so it doesn't quite resemble either a high school or a modern college — but the narration mentions that it has "a standard of scholarship equal to the best high schools." | |
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While not shown on screen, Can't Hardly Wait averts this in its "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue. Former Big Man on Campus Trip even warns Jerk Jock Mike, who is expecting college to be a non stop orgy with girls throwing themselves at him like they would have in high school, that college is not what he expected and that he's pretty unhappy. Mike apparently fails to heed this warning and ends up losing his football scholarship due to drinking too much and can't even hold down a job at a car wash. On the opposite end of the popularity scale, nerd William becomes one of the most popular students at Harvard, starts a tech company and ends up dating a supermodel. | |
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Wicked: Glinda and Elphaba are in college, despite Glinda singing about the Pop U LAAAR and Fiyero being the big man on campus. If you go by the book, they were all about 17 years old when they got to Shiz, so this might be chalked up to an oversight by the adaptation. | |
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In Election, Tracy Flick discovers the hard way that this is true of the college she chose, when she hoped that she would find actual peers in terms of intellect and she would be able to stop being such a stand-out Academic Alpha Bitch. She eventually accepts that it's Lonely at the Top and she will continue to climb alone. | |
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In Luann, Luann's father invokes this trope with regard to Luann's future in junior college. As time goes on within the strip, his prediction is proven to be 100% correct. | |
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Legally Blonde depicts law school as "High School Part 3". Elle's Limited Social Circle is confined to maybe six people, two of whom aren't even students, when each incoming Harvard Law class has around 560 students, leading to about 80 per section. In that social circle, we see every typical high school personality type (jock, bitch, princess, nerd, go-getter, you name it). When Callahan makes a pass at Elle, it's almost like a Very Special Episode of a teen show. | |
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Done nearly literally in Orange County, showing the protagonist going to college and seeing carbon-copy characters doing exactly the same things he hated about high school. | |
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In Saved By The Bell: The College Years, the main characters usually shared the exact same classes and still found the time to remain as close-knit as ever. Things like romantic relationships seem to be a much bigger focus for them than their studies. | |
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On Glee, the fictional New York Academy of Dramatic Arts fits the trope to the letter. We see Alpha Bitches picking on Rachel and Kurt feeling just as alienated as before. He even flat-out calls college "High School Part 2". Coupled with the extremely unrealistic admission process, it makes you wonder if anyone on the creative staff has ever been to college. | |
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Boy Meets World did this so religiously when its characters graduated from high school, it even went so far as to have teacher Mr. Feeny follow Cory and his friends to college. | |
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Family Matters continued using the "big jocks and snobby girls perpetually pick on scrawny nerd" trope when Laura, Urkel, and Eddie went off to college, though it made less sense then. | |
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Blood Pi: The students of the college all seem to act like teenagers despite their being in college. The Omega sisters are a bunch of catty Alpha Bitches, and their boyfriends are all jocks. | |
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Undeclared did a pretty decent job averting many of these conventions. While the show's main characters seem unusually carefree and unambitious for college students, there's always at least a couple like that in college. The biggest oddity is probably how there are no teaching assistants to be found. | |
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Monster Prom: Implied. The setting is referred to as a high school, yet the youngest character, Miranda, is 19. The rest are in their twenties (or even older, in the case of Liam and Zoe). Miranda, Damien, Vera and her sister Valerie, and Scott and his Wolfpack cousins are also the only characters in the game who make any reference to living with their parents (or grandparents, in the wolves' case), with the first two coming specifically from high-profile royal families; and students are allowed to drink alcohol in the cafeteria, even if they're under the legal drinking age. All of this is eventually “explained� in Monster Roadtrip: monster society’s understanding of what high school is was based largely on sitcoms and the Dawson Casting was just accepted as fact. | |
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Animal House, being the Trope Codifier for Wacky Fratboy Hijinx, falls into this trap as it tries to showcase the irreverence of its characters. In doing so, it shows college professors grumbling about students not handing in papers — college professors won't grumble, they'll just give you a zero on the assignment and move on. They might grumble if you badger them for an extension, though. | |
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That's My Bush!: "A Poorly Executed Plan" has George's old college buddies come over for a visit. Let alone 50-year-olds, these guys act immature even by high school standards! But then, that's probably the point. | |
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The University of Grimsborough, in the Facebook hidden-object game Criminal Case: Grimsborough, contains several features one would normally associate with high schools, such as a parent-teacher association and a prom. | |
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The Looney Tunes Show: In "Rebel Without a Glove", Daffy Duck ends up teaching a political science course at the local college. Bells ring to mark the start of classes, and Porky Pig acts likes a typical high school Teacher's Pet. | |
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Beverly Hills, 90210 didn't know what to do when its characters graduated from high school, so it just continued almost the exact same storylines once they got to college. | |
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The Waterboy, in how it depicts both the Cougars and Mud Dogs as constantly picking on Bobby for no actual reason and depicts college campuses as being unusually close-knit. | |
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On Friends, Ross sometimes works as a professor at NYU, ordinarily a prestigious and selective school. However, his students are usually depicted as immature dumbskulls like you'd see in high school. One episode has Ross deliver Girl Scout cookies to the dorms, whose residents call him "Cookie Dude!" | |
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