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* ''Literature/TheScholomance'': Freshmen are the biggest casualties of any one year at the Scholomance (even shockingly easy years like in the second book). They're the weakest wizards in the school ''and'' the most numerous, making them the prime targets for mals; at the bottom of the social hierarchy, so most of the upperclassmen, even stragglers and losers, have no issues taking advantage of them; and aren't used to life at the Scholomance yet, so they don't have the in-built reflexes and survival skills that their older peers have already developed. Those who don't learn quick are gradually winnowed out until only those who have what it takes to at least make it to next year, if not all four years, are left.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "Jungle Love", Chris starts high school, and finds himself subjected to the "freshman hunt", where the seniors relentlessly hunt down new students. Even Lois gets in on the act, honking her car horn and announcing Chris is a freshman after dropping him off. Chris suffers so much from this that he decides to volunteer for Peace Corps work in South America in an effort to escape.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "Jungle Love", Chris starts high school, and finds himself subjected to the "freshman hunt", where the seniors relentlessly hunt down new students. Even Lois gets in on the act, honking her car horn and announcing Chris is a freshman after dropping him off. Chris suffers so much from this that he decides to volunteer for Peace Corps work in South America in an effort to escape. Unfortunately, when the tribespeople learn he's a freshman, they chase after him too.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "Jungle Love", Chris starts high school, and finds himself subjected to the "freshman hunt", where the seniors relentlessly hunt down new students. Even Lois gets in on the act, honking her car horn and announcing Chria is a freshman after dropping him off. Chris suffers so much from this that he decides to volunteer for Peace Corps work in South America in an effort to escape.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "Jungle Love", Chris starts high school, and finds himself subjected to the "freshman hunt", where the seniors relentlessly hunt down new students. Even Lois gets in on the act, honking her car horn and announcing Chria Chris is a freshman after dropping him off. Chris suffers so much from this that he decides to volunteer for Peace Corps work in South America in an effort to escape.
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In fiction, the freshman year [[note]]Freshman year varies from country to country; in most areas of the United States, it's the ninth grade for HighSchool. College doesn't use grades, but the first year of college is referred to as Freshman year.[[/note]] of education at a secondary or tertiary school is a struggle.
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In fiction, the freshman year [[note]]Freshman year[[note]]Freshman year varies from country to country; in most areas of the United States, it's the ninth grade for HighSchool. College doesn't use grades, but the first year of college is referred to as Freshman year.[[/note]] year[[/note]] of education at a secondary or tertiary school is a struggle.
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They also tend to be at the bottom of whatever social hierarchy in general, especially when they may have been at the top wherever they're coming from. E.g. The biggest kids in middle school become high school freshmen, and so on, thus losing their popularity in their new stage of education.
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They also tend to be at the bottom of whatever social hierarchy in general, especially when they may have been at the top wherever they're coming from. E.from, e.g. The the biggest kids in middle school become high school freshmen, and so on, thus losing their popularity in their new stage of education.
