Of course, college life isn't all about academics and logistics – there's also time for fun and exploration. From joining clubs and organizations, to attending concerts and events on campus, there are countless ways for college students to get involved and make the most of their experience.
In fact, a survey by the National Parent Organization found that 71% of parents helped their children move into college, with many moms taking on the bulk of the responsibility. And it's not just about the physical help – many moms also provide valuable guidance and advice during this transitional period.
The entertainment value hit its peak during the car packing segment. Lisa, a self-proclaimed Tetris champion, filmed a time-lapse that later garnered 2.3 million views.
: The drive to campus is a classic bonding moment. It’s the last few hours of "normal" life before the student becomes an independent adult. Parents often use this time to share final pieces of advice or "life hacks" for living on their own. The Main Event (Move-In Day) :
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