School's back in session for most of the country, with just a few lingering districts holding out until after labor day. In the spirit of school being back in session, I started thinking about fictional schools. And here we are with a new list, 5 fictional schools everyone wanted to attend.
Bronson Alcott High
Bronson Alcott High seemed like a college campus in the world of Clueless. I mean my high school and the campus was pretty big, but nothing compared to this high school.
While the student body was a melting pot of rich and middle class. Everyone at the school seemed to be fashionable, chic, and trendy. Which made it a cool school to be at.
Greendale Community College
The College thats the focus of the hit comedy Community, was for everybody. With its open admission policy, anyone who wanted to go there could. The school also aimed to be affordable never raising the cost of credits higher than $64. It also offered some real abnormal courses. Perfect for people who enroll in school with no real idea what's next.
Greendale Community College was quirky and was for just about everyone's. Making it a school folks wanted to attend.
John Adams High School
John Adams High School wasn't the most trendy school, a great deal of mystery didn't go on there. And it wasn't littered with a bunch of "cool" kids. What it did have was a hallway and classrooms with mentors like Mr. Turner, Mr. Williams, and the legendary Mr. Feeney in Boy Meets World.
At John Adams you knew you would learn the books, but more importantly you would gain valuable life lessons along the way.
Bayside High
Bayside High, the fictional school from Saved By The Bell. Which if you google it there are several real Bayside High School's across the country. As I wrote this I wondered, did people want to go to Bayside because the school seemed "cool". Or Zack Morris and his friends made the school seem cool, I think it's the latter. Zack and friends were the popular kids in school, trendy and always up for a good time. Which made the school seem like the place you needed to be.
Hillman College
Hillman College the fictional HBCU in A Different World, bought Black college life and HBCU's to the forefront of mainstream TV. Showcasing dorm life, greek life, being broke hanging out in the student union or local campus hangout. Gave people an idea that college could actually be a good time alongside the work. Many students have said they went to HBCU's because of the classic sitcom. To this day there is merchandise for the school as if it was a real university.
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