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       "quote": "My name is Sarah. I studied at NYU, and one of my favorite things was the variety in the cafeteria. There were healthy meals every day, but sometimes the lines were too long and the food could get a little repetitive."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m James, from the University of Texas. The barbecue nights at the dining hall were legendary, and the staff was always friendly. Still, breakfast options felt limited, and sometimes things ran out quickly."
+      "quote": "I'm Jake from Rutgers. The dining hall pizza was surprisingly good, but I wish there were more vegetarian options during late-night hours."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Emily, a graduate of Boston University. The campus coffee shops were cozy and a great place to study, but prices were steep and seating filled up fast."
+      "quote": "I’m Emily, and I went to UT Austin. Food trucks near campus were fantastic and affordable, but inside the university cafeteria, prices were higher than expected."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "My name is Ahmed, from UC Berkeley. The food trucks outside campus brought so much variety and excitement. On the downside, eating out every day drained my budget quickly."
+      "quote": "Hi, I’m Lucas from Michigan. The salad bar was fresh and varied, but the hot food section often served the same dishes over and over."
+    },
+    {
+      "quote": "My name is Ana, I studied at Florida State. I loved the international food festivals, though I found the portion sizes in the cafeteria a bit small."
     }
   ],
   "Housing": [
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       "quote": "I'm Alex, a graduate from UCLA. Living in the dorms was convenient and helped me make friends quickly. However, the rooms were small and expensive compared to off-campus housing."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Lisa from Penn State. My dorm had a strong sense of community, and the RA organized fun activities. The walls, though, were paper-thin, and it was hard to find quiet time."
+      "quote": "I’m Grace from Wisconsin. The first-year dorms were close to classes, but older buildings had issues with heating in the winter."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m David, from the University of Florida. Apartment-style housing gave me independence, but maintenance requests were slow and sometimes ignored."
+      "quote": "Hi, I’m Omar. At Arizona State, apartment-style housing gave me independence, but maintenance requests took forever to be resolved."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Hannah, an alumna of Stanford. Campus housing was close to everything, which saved time, but it was assigned randomly, so not everyone ended up in a great spot."
+      "quote": "I’m Lily from Cornell. My dorm had great community spirit, though the bathrooms were shared and often crowded in the mornings."
     }
   ],
   "Professors": [
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       "quote": "Hi, I’m Priya, an alumna of Michigan State. Professors were passionate and approachable, especially in smaller classes. In some large lectures though, it was easy to feel lost and overlooked."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Tom, from Northwestern University. My economics professor really inspired me to pursue research. Unfortunately, some professors were hard to reach outside of office hours."
+      "quote": "I’m Daniel from Purdue. My computer science professors were industry experts, but sometimes their teaching style assumed too much prior knowledge."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Mia, a graduate of Duke. Professors often connected coursework to real-world examples, which I loved. But grading policies varied widely, and it sometimes felt unfair."
+      "quote": "My name is Zoe from Penn State. I appreciated how professors offered extra office hours before exams, though some graded harshly without clear rubrics."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Carlos, from Arizona State. I appreciated professors who brought industry experience into class. On the flip side, a few seemed disengaged and just read slides word-for-word."
+      "quote": "I’m Marcus, a graduate from Duke. The professors were knowledgeable, but a few seemed more focused on research than on teaching."
     }
   ],
   "Social Life": [
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       "quote": "My name is Daniel, I went to Ohio State. The social life was vibrant—clubs, sports, concerts everywhere. Still, it sometimes felt overwhelming to balance fun with academics."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Zoe, from the University of Michigan. Tailgates and football games made weekends unforgettable. But if you weren’t into sports, sometimes it felt like you were missing out."
+      "quote": "I’m Hannah from UNC. There were plenty of volunteer groups to join, which made it easy to meet people beyond my major."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Mark, a graduate of Cornell. The variety of student groups meant I could always find something to join. However, winters were harsh, and outdoor events often got canceled."
+      "quote": "I’m Chris from Indiana University. The nightlife was exciting, but not everyone wanted to party, and quieter events were harder to find."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Rachel, from Columbia University. Being in New York meant endless social opportunities, from museums to concerts. At the same time, it could feel isolating if you didn’t already have a close circle of friends."
+      "quote": "I’m Sophia from UC Berkeley. Student organizations were diverse and welcoming, but leadership roles were competitive to get into."
     }
   ],
   "Career Services": [
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       "quote": "I’m Maria from Georgetown. Career Services helped me polish my resume and connect with alumni. But the career fairs were crowded, and sometimes only big companies were represented."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Brian, from Purdue University. The engineering career fair brought in hundreds of recruiters, which was incredible. Still, scheduling an individual counseling session often took weeks."
+      "quote": "I’m Ethan from Stanford. The mock interviews offered by Career Services were invaluable, though internship postings favored engineering majors."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Sophia, from NYU. Career workshops gave me valuable interviewing skills. On the downside, many resources felt geared toward finance and consulting, leaving creative fields behind."
+      "quote": "I’m Mia from Boston University. They had a helpful career counseling staff, but appointments filled up weeks in advance."
     },
     {
-      "quote": "I’m Ethan, a graduate of UC San Diego. The internship database opened doors I wouldn’t have found on my own. However, some postings were outdated, and I wasted time applying to closed opportunities."
+      "quote": "I’m Noah from Northwestern. Career Services had good connections with consulting firms, but less support for creative fields like design."
     }
   ],
   "staged_responses": []