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What all things to do? To best utilize this last few months in his campus.
Summary: OP entering last year, wants to know how you lived your final year and how would you like to live it again if life gives you another chance.
Regards,
Viij.
The best phase of one's life, if you want to go classes, go; else, just party all night (make sure you are allowed to give exams without attendant; otherwise, maintain the bare minimum attendance)
Enjoy your days, these won't ever return. Don't take life that seriously for that one year, life after college is anyway going to be hectic and serious by all means.
Enjoy kid!
2 LLBs >>> LLB
Only MBA can save career.
Enjoy the time you have at the moment. It won't return. Life's going to be serious from that point onwards. But that's doesn't mean you can't have any fun. You would. But those would be on its own level.
I had a pretty happy ending but with a regret. When my whole batch was going through chaos, heartbreaks and all, I ended my part with a good note with everyone. Be it the people I hated, or I didn't knew, I made sure I spend the last days in the best possible manner to exist. I did. I forgot and forgave everyone. And thus ended it in such a way that my whole perception to my college life suddenly changed. And I longed, for it should not have ended so quickly.
When the Mahabharat ended, all the enimity, hatred, toxicity, badmouthing, anger, sadistic pleasures, competition, politics, and what not they all subdued. Suddenly they didn't matter anymore. Exactly the same feeling at the end of my college life I realised it. All those hate and toxicity they didn't matter anymore. All of my batchmates just felt like good friends at the end. It's just we got lost and busy with the flow of time, not realising what led ahead.
Does that mean I would love to meet my batchmates again? Mostly no.
Does that mean I would still be the good guy in their lives? May be.
Does that mean I would still try to be in contact with them? Definitely. In a way or another, life would come to a full circle. So why not be prepared for it.
Before ending this -
If given another chance to live the college life again, I wouldn't change anything. I would like to live the same life with those same set of batchmates and same set of friends again and again and again!
Note - experience like this won't be the same for everyone. It would change from perspective to perspective.