Student College Identity is Often the Exact Opposite of High School
Elise Ying-Hei Ho — November 20, 2012 — Lifestyle
References: visual.ly
The student college identity is often a huge leap from one's high school identity. While college is an opportunity for many to turn over a new leaf and reinvent themselves, sometimes, it's only for worse.
The 16 Students You Meet in College infographic depicts the various student college identities. While some students opt for the more stylish fashionable personas, some go for the lazy loungewear, fancying yoga pants and sweats over jeans and jackets. Though some people are more studious than others, these student stereotypes are some of the most commonly seen and most noticeable around campus. From PJ rockers to emo kids to the loud chip chomper, there's bound to be at least one -- or a handful -- of these in your university classes.
The 16 Students You Meet in College infographic depicts the various student college identities. While some students opt for the more stylish fashionable personas, some go for the lazy loungewear, fancying yoga pants and sweats over jeans and jackets. Though some people are more studious than others, these student stereotypes are some of the most commonly seen and most noticeable around campus. From PJ rockers to emo kids to the loud chip chomper, there's bound to be at least one -- or a handful -- of these in your university classes.
Trend Themes
1. College Student Personas - There is an opportunity to create a platform or tool that allows for personalized personas that students can create and use to connect with others on campus.
2. Changing Identities in College - Innovative counseling or mental health services that help students navigate their evolving identities in college could be a transformative offering for university communities.
3. Fashion Trends in College - Fashion retailers who cater to college students may increase revenue by focusing on comfort-focused clothing that can be worn in a variety of settings.
Industry Implications
1. Higher Education - Universities can provide tools or resources that encourage community building and foster connections between students with similar interests.
2. Mental Health Services - Organizations that offer counseling or other mental health services can tailor their offerings to address the unique challenges of college-aged students.
3. Fashion Retail - Apparel companies that cater to the college demographic can increase customer engagement by creating tailored marketing campaigns and offering clothing that is both stylish and comfortable.
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