Michigan State University students were shocked to find out that the upcoming 2023 school year would not be a repeat of 2020, as many had expected. "I was so sure that we'd be in the same situation as last year," said senior student, Sarah. "I mean, it's been three years since 2020, so I just assumed it would be the same." Other students expressed similar sentiments. "I was really hoping that I wouldn't have to go through the same classes, lectures, and homework assignments," said junior student, Joe. "It just seemed like a no-brainer that it would be the same." However, MSU officials have confirmed that the 2023 school year will not be a repeat of 2020, but will instead feature new classes, professors, and opportunities. "We're excited to offer our students a fresh start in 2023," said MSU spokesperson, John Smith. "We want to make sure our students are getting the best educational experience possible, and that includes offering them something new each year." MSU students are now looking forward to the start of the 2023 school year with a renewed sense of optimism. "I'm really looking forward to what's in store for us next year," said Joe. "It's definitely going to be a nice change of pace!"