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Headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, figures, images, and figure captions can all be styled after a class is added to the rich text element using the "When inside of" nested selector system.

Headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, figures, images, and figure captions can all be styled after a class is added to the rich text element using the "When inside of" nested selector system.

Headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, figures, images, and figure captions can all be styled after a class is added to the rich text element using the "When inside of" nested selector system.

  • after a class is added to the rich text element using the "When inside of" nested selector system.
  • after a class is added to the rich text element using the "When inside of" nested selector system.

Headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, figures, images, and figure captions can all be styled after a class is added to the rich text element using the "When inside of" nested selector system.

So you’ve just finished binging the show Campus Life--now what? You might find yourself wanting to rewatch Campus Life, or you might find yourself wanting and searching to watch something similar. Ending a show you love can be tough. Trust me, we’ve all been there. But ending your favorite show doesn’t mean you have to just sit around and hope another season will come out. Instead, spend your time watching some new shows that have the same theme as the one you love! 

If you love shows that relate to your life, then it’s no surprise you might find yourself watching a show about college. Campus Life is a great show if you love tv shows about college and everything college living has to offer. If you find yourself in a rut after finishing Season two, then check out some of these eight other tv shows about college to add to your watchlist until the next season of Campus Life comes out! 

1. Dawson’s Creek 

The cast of Dawson's Creek posing by a creek
Watch a group of friends navigate high school and college life in Dawson’s Creek. Photo courtesy of Pinterest.

Dawson’s Creek is a TV drama about a group of friends. The show follows this group of friends through high school and into their first college years. Dawson’s Creek is a great watch if you want to reminisce on the experience of high school and the transition from teen to young adulthood. The show follows the separate stories of the friends as they each embark on their own adventure through high school and into college.  With six seasons you’ll fall in love with these characters and wish it was longer. If you want to relive those memories of what it’s like to first attend college after high school, then give Dawson’s Creek a watch. 

First aired: 1998

Number of seasons: 6 seasons 

Where to watch: Netflix | Hulu | Amazon Prime Video | Vudu

2. Greek

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The cast of Greek posing outside
Get an inside look at Greek college life when you watch Greek. Photo courtesy of Pinterest.

Greek is a comedic drama show that focuses on a group of students who attend  Cyprus-Rhodes University (CRU). The show follows the lives of these students who are a part of the Greek life and are in both the Kappa Tau Gamma and Omega Chi Delta fraternities as well as the Zeta Beta Zeta sorority. Greek shows both the stressful and the funny moments of what it’s like to experience Greek life in college and is a great show to watch if you’re looking for a fun but interesting tv series. Plus there’s four seasons to keep you occupied while you binge the series all weekend. If you’ve ever been curious about Greek life, or you’re a part of it yourself, then Greek is a must watch! 

First aired: 2007

Number of seasons: 4 seasons 

Where to watch: Hulu 

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This tapestry from OCM is the perfect way to get that Greek life feel in your dorm! Click here for more tapestry options from OCM. 

3. The Magicians 

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The cast of The Magicians looking shocked
Magic and the drama of college life collide in The Magicians. Photo courtesy of Collider.

While The Magicians isn’t technically a show about college life, it is a show about a university for college aged students with magical abilities. Think Hogwarts but for college kids. The Magicians follows two best friends (Quentin Coldwater and Julia Wicker) as Quentin is accepted into the Brakebills University to train and learn about magic, while Julia does not. The show follows the lives of these two characters and the trials they face (both magical and the ordinary kind of starting a new school).  If you like magic and fantasy, then The Magicians is a great show to binge all five seasons! Plus, there’s a bit of mystery to the show as well as drama to keep you interested and entertained throughout the whole series, and will have you wanting more. Watch The Magicians if you’ve ever wished your college had a little more magic in it!

First aired: 2015

Number of seasons: 5 seasons

Where to watch: Netflix | Vudu 

4. Scream Queens

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The cast of Scream Queens wearing pink and posing in a mansion
Throw it back to an oldies slasher film meets college living with Scream Queens. Photo courtesy of Pinterest. 

Only having two seasons, Scream Queens is an easy watch for when you want something darkly funny to take your mind off the stress of school. While Scream Queens is a very exaggerated (and slightly dark) interpretation of college life, it is still a show that features some of the ups and downs of college life. Even if some of those downs are a little more dramatic than your typical pop quiz (did someone say killer on the loose?). Scream Queens is a satirical, dark comedy show that in season one follows the lives of the girls in the Kappa Kappa Tau sorority while a slasher serial killer is on the loose. The second season follows Cathy Munsch from season one as she leaves university life. Both seasons feature a serial killer and are reminiscent of old slasher movies. The show is a satirical comedy and plays on the ridiculousness and stereotypical views of Greek life in college and old slasher films. If you’re a fan of old school slasher flicks, you love Ariana Grande, and you want to have a laugh then Scream Queens is a must add to your watchlist. 

First aired: 2015

Number of seasons: 2 seasons 

Where to watch: Hulu |  Amazon Prime Video | Vudu

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Give your room a magical vibe like in The Magicians with these lights from OCM. For more lighting options from OCM, click here. 

5. Felicity 

The cast of Felicity posing on a door stoop
Experience what it’s like to start college so far from home when you watch Felicity. Photo courtesy of Digital Spy.

Felicity is a show about the challenges and rewards of moving far away and experiencing college life. The show focuses on the main character (Felicity Porter) as she embarks on a new adventure in college. Felicity had originally planned to attend Stanford University but when her high school crush tells her he wished they had gotten to know each other better, she decides to change her plans and follow him to New York. Moving from California to New York to start school at the University of New York, Felicity Porter has many experiences that shape her into who she truly is. Felicity is about a girl who might’ve moved to a new school to follow a boy, but ultimately ends up finding herself. If you need a pick me up, you’ve ever thought about changing your plans for a significant other, or you connect with the idea that college can change you for the better, then Felicity is a must watch. With four seasons it is easy to get lost in Felicity Porter’s world!

First aired: 1998

Number of seasons: 4 seasons 

Where to watch: Hulu | Vudu | Amazon Prime Video 

6. Blue Mountain State 

The cast of Blue Mountain State wearing their football uniforms
Blue Mountain State follows the lives of the Mountain Goats football team as they go through college and all it has to offer. Photo courtesy of Pinterest. 

Blue Mountain State is a show that revolves around the football team (The Mountain Goats) and their lives at Blue Mountain State University. The show is about everything you think of when you think of college life. Partying, relationships, school work, school and work balance, and so much more. Blue Mountain State is a drama, a comedy, and sometimes just a feel good show to watch if you want to watch what the stereotypical “college experience” is thought to be. There’s only three seasons, but Blue Mountain State does not disappoint with the drama and ups and downs the characters face during their time in college. If you love a good show that has the interesting factor of drama that exaggerates some aspects of college life while still staying true to real experiences college kids face, then Blue Mountain State is a must watch! There’s a reason there’s such a following for this show, and you should definitely check it out.

First aired: 2010

Number of seasons: 3 seasons 

Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video | Vudu

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This wall decal from OCM is a great way to remind yourself to be adventurous like Felicity Porter and travel for your dreams! For more wall art from OCM, click here.

7. Grown-ish 

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The cast of Grown-ish posing in a classroom
Follow Zoey as she leaves home and embarks on her college adventure in Grown-ish. Photo courtesy of Pinterest. 

Grown-ish is a spin off show from the show Black-ish that originally aired on ABC. The show Grown-ish follows Zoey, the oldest daughter of the Johnsons (the main family in the original show Black-ish) as she begins college. The show is about Zoey’s transition to college after leaving home, and her realization that not everything about college is like what you see in the movies. Grown-ish is about finding your own way in college and is about the transition all college students face going from their teen years to adulthood. Zoey attends the California University of Liberal Arts and soon learns that college isn’t everything she had hoped it would be. If you’ve ever felt your college experience isn’t going how you imagined, or you can relate to the feeling of trying to become an adult after leaving home, then Grown-ish is a great show to watch. With four seasons to relate to, you can binge Grown-ish till your heart's content!

First aired: 2018

Number of seasons: 4 seasons 

Where to watch: Hulu | Vudu | Amazon Prime Video 

8. Community 

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The cast of Community wearing Halloween costumes
Watch Community and laugh about the cliches of college life. Photo courtesy of Pinterest. 

Community might not be the show you think of when you think about shows that focus on college, but it’s definitely a must watch if you want or need a good laugh. Community is a show about a community college (Glendale Community College) in Colorado and the students who attend the school. The show focuses on a group of students all ranging in age and job status, and the show plays on a lot of cliches and stereotypes of community college. The show follows the main character Jeff Winger as he enrolls in the community college to finish a bachelor’s degree he lied about having. Jeff starts a study group to get close to a girl in his class that he likes, and eventually the study group gets larger until several students join. Within the study group the men and women go through wild experiences and funny scenarios that make this series loved by so many. With six seasons, Community is a fun addition to your watchlist if you need a break from college stress and need a laugh. 

First aired: 2009

Number of seasons: 6 seasons 

Where to watch: Netflix | Vudu | Amazon Prime Video | Hulu

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This blanket hoodie from OCM is perfect for watching your new favorite show while staying cozy in bed. Click here for more blanket options from OCM. 

College is a fun experience in someone’s life, but it also comes with its challenges. Watching your favorite show is often a good way to relax when you need an escape from the more challenging and stressful parts of the college experience. Watching a show about college life is a good option if you like to relate to the characters on screen and not feel so alone in your experiences. There are many options for shows about college that many people can relate to. Campus Life is a popular show option, but if you’re looking for an alternative then use this list of eight tv shows about college to get your fix!

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