How would you describe college in five words?
The #collegein5words twitter feed suddenly became the hashtag that exploded, as Twitter users weighed in on the burning question. The tweets rose in popularity as The White House got in on the action, followed by First Lady Michelle Obama and Vice President Joe Biden who added their views via Twitter on #collegein5words.
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Key to building your dreams: http://t.co/UwMLFndCtY #ReachHigher #CollegeIn5Words pic.twitter.com/f18Is5Ogho
— The First Lady (@FLOTUS) May 6, 2015
Higher. Education. For. Every. American. #collegein5words https://t.co/EQrXb7ILnZ pic.twitter.com/HBUDTpacoJ
— Vice President Biden (@VP) May 6, 2015
Increase student aid for college. #collegein5words
— Mark Kantrowitz (@mkant) May 7, 2015
3-5 pages means three pages #collegein5words
— xtraxtralex. (@xtraxtralex) May 6, 2015
"Wait, that was due today?" #collegein5words
— USA TODAY College (@USATODAYcollege) May 6, 2015
"Dude, what happened last night?"
#collegein5words
— Karlito McBearington (@TryingNot2Bragg) April 23, 2015
Is that on the test? #collegein5words
— Joseph Smith (@jysmith16) April 23, 2015
Study. Eat. Netflix. Sleep. Repeat. #Collegein5words
— Netflix Canada (@Netflix_CA) May 6, 2015
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