How much of a BNOC are you?
How much of a BNOC are you?
Take our quiz to find out how big your name actually is on your uni's campus
Take our quiz to find out how big your name actually is on your uni's campus
How often do you go out?
How often do you bump into people you know on campus?
How much time do you spend on campus?
How many event invitations do you receive per week?
How many societies are you a part of?
Have you promoted for any club nights?
What's your banger of choice?
How many likes do you get on the average profile picture?
How often do you get drinks bought for you?
Which world leader do you emotionally identify with?
What percentage of your Facebook friends would you actually hang out with?
When you meet new people, do they already know who you are?
When you walk into the club, what’s the first thing that happens?
What is your spirit animal?
When you were younger, what did you want to be when you grew up?
You're the biggest name on campus
You're the biggest name on campus
Everyone knows who you are and you thrive on this popularity. It's impossible to spend an hour on campus without bumping into twenty people, and you can't go out without someone offering to buy you a drink. You've worked hard to gain your BNOC status, it's just a shame it won't mean anything after you graduate...
You're verging on BNOC status
You're verging on BNOC status
You're pretty popular, but you don't have to try too hard to maintain your BNOC status. It comes naturally to you - you're probably part of a couple of sports teams, or have a job on campus, or maybe you're just a nice person who people genuinely like. Whatever the reason, good for you.
Who even are you?
Who even are you?
You didn't come to uni for the social side, and you definitely have no interest in meeting new people. You spend your days trapped in the library, or don't even bother coming onto campus at all. Do you even have ANY friends?
You're somewhat known
You're somewhat known
Like Simon from the Inbetweeners, you're kind of a nobody. But a nice nobody. Half of your friends like you, and the other half only tolerate you. You're probably still closer with your friends from home than with your uni friends. "But that's okay, because the main point of uni is actually getting a good degree at night, right?" you tell yourself as you weep softly to sleep.