College weight?
gnat45
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Just curious. How much did you weigh when you started college, after your first year, when you graduated, and now?
107-110, 120, 135-140, 142
107-110, 120, 135-140, 142
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Started 190
After 1 year 195
Now: 307
Working on it.0 -
I start at 135, then 150 at the end of year one ( i was planning a wedding during finals week and was not very healthy at all), still going to school, no 171.50
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I played soccer in college so that helped...
1st year 149
2nd year 156 (but lower body fat %)
now- 1800 -
Started; 175
after 1 year: 224
1 year till graduation (Present): 1980 -
Freshman year = 113
Sophomore year = 123
Junior & Senior years = 126
My 20s = 127 to 135
My 30s = 136 to 157
Now at 43 = 1270 -
Before I started...maybe 125? After my first year 130-132....now 118!0
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I have been away at school for almost a year and have gone from 235 to my current 246. I gained most of my weight after I got with my husband..... I went from 160lb to my current in 6 years0
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freshmen- 158
sophomore (this fall)- 135
now- 135 =] !0 -
Graduated HS at 165 and in very good shape.
During Fresh and Soph years of college, I got up to 188 (that I *know* of)....
Jr/SR year got down to 170ish.
I've kept the weight off since then (for about 7 years now)...I weigh 165 now. I gained about 20 pounds during my pregnancy. But that's the only time I've had significant weight gain.
Trying to lose about 10 more and reevaluate. Or maybe not lose any at all at this point, maybe just lower body fat percentage.0 -
start 117, one year 127, finish 123, now 113!0
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i been in colledge over six years and only gained 30lbs! freshman at 210!0
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Started college: 150-155ish
Middle of Freshman year to graduation: 118-135
It's been 3 years since I graduated and I'm 157 now (highest weight was 165ish though)!0 -
I actually never gained weight during college until I met my boyfriend my junior year (which is why I'm at my highest weight EVER right now, ugh). During summers I usually lost weight as well.0
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So I didn't weigh myself before I started, so I don't know what my weight was.
But my junior year I finally stepped on a scale and to my horror was 204.
Didn't weigh myself again until this January (halfway through my first year of law school), and was 212.
Now my 1L year is done, and I am down to 177!!!
I'm thinking I haven't weighed this little since about high school, or just a little bit after it.0 -
125, 130, 145, 1430
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When I started college, I weighed approximately 120. At the end of my freshman year, I was down to about 105. When I graduated, I was back up to 120. Flash forward 6 years and I was up to 168. I made my way back down to 128 but am now struggling again at 142. I know it doesn't sound like much, but I am only 5'2" and have a slender frame so a little weight gained really shows.0
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When I started college, I weighed approximately 120. At the end of my freshman year, I was down to about 105. When I graduated, I was back up to 120. Flash forward 6 years and I was up to 168. I made my way back down to 128 but am now struggling again at 142. I know it doesn't sound like much, but I am only 5'2" and have a slender frame so a little weight gained really shows.0
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Pre-college: 165
after freshman year: 165
now (just finished junior year): 1800 -
Where are you from? "College" can mean secondary school in the UK or it can mean university in the US. I live in the US, so I'll just tell you what about my university experience:
When I started, I weighed 133 lbs. I gained like 6 lbs my first semester, but worked hard my second semester to get it back off, so I think I weighed like 134 after my first year. I actually weighed 128 when I graduated because I had been in a boot camp and had been logging everything I ate for the few months preceding my ceremony. (I gained the weight back and then some pretty quickly, btw.) It's been a little over a year since I graduated and I now weigh 143.5 lbs, Before now, I never weighed more than 139 and even that was a huge number for me. My goal weight is 133. I don't feel ugly or fat or whatever at my current weight, but I want to get back to my normal weight because I believe weight gain has a "snowball effect." If I say this current weight gain is okay and then I gain a few more lbs and say those are fine too, and then I gain a few more and let those slide as well...well, the snowball just gets bigger and bigger as it rolls down the hill. I would rather just continually re-evaluate and get myself back to 133.0 -
Where are you from? "College" can mean secondary school in the UK or it can mean university in the US. I live in the US, so I'll just tell you what about my university experience:
When I started, I weighed 133 lbs. I gained like 6 lbs my first semester, but worked hard my second semester to get it back off, so I think I weighed like 134 after my first year. I actually weighed 128 when I graduated because I had been in a boot camp and had been logging everything I ate for the few months preceding my ceremony. (I gained the weight back and then some pretty quickly, btw.) It's been a little over a year since I graduated and I now weigh 143.5 lbs, Before now, I never weighed more than 139 and even that was a huge number for me. My goal weight is 133. I don't feel ugly or fat or whatever at my current weight, but I want to get back to my normal weight because I believe weight gain has a "snowball effect." If I say this current weight gain is okay and then I gain a few more lbs and say those are fine too, and then I gain a few more and let those slide as well...well, the snowball just gets bigger and bigger as it rolls down the hill. I would rather just continually re-evaluate and get myself back to 133.
I was talking about US. I didn't know college meant secondary school in the UK.0
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