Visit the soundtrack page for more soundtracks from Choices.
The Freshman - Campus Tour
The Freshman - Weekend Vibes
The Freshman - Orientation
The Freshman - Study Buddies
The Freshman - Winter in July
The Freshman - Breathe
The Freshman - Crash Course
The Freshman - Finals Week
The Freshman - All Nighter
The Freshman - Sleigh Girl, Sleigh
The Freshman - Road Trip
The Freshman - Anywhere Together
The Freshman - Open Mic
The Freshman - Looking Back
Trivia
Starting with Chapter 12, all of the chapters contain references to real-life songs.
The book debuted on a Thursday. Subsequent chapters follow on a Wednesday.
This book was released simultaneously with #LoveHacks.
If you aren't dating Kaitlyn in Chapter 1, Zack will mention the infamous and horrific Orlando Shooting in the summer of 2016, in which a terrorist attacked a gay nightclub.
In Chapter 6, the song "Outlaw" by Hayley Rose, a character from the Most Wanted series, is played at Madison's birthday party. Amara will ask Your Character "Isn't this song about a serial killer?"
In the same chapter, Your Character can make a reference to the film Legally Blonde during a conversation with Zig when she talks about the protagonist Elle Woods. Zig doesn't understand the reference.
Ryan Summers and Cassandra Leigh, characters from the Most Wanted series, make cameo appearances in this book.
A new character named Zig is one of the new love interests for you character. Later, Becca became one of your character's love interests.
Dominic Hunter and Kenna Rys, characters from The Crown and The Flame series appear in this book in a premium choice. In this universe, the series is a TV Show and they are actually actors.
In Chapter 14, if Your Character gives Kaitlyn helpful advice to remember the six noble gases, Your Character will mention that Krypton is also the name of Superman's home world or she will make a reference to Xena: Warrior Princess. She will also either say that Xenon is a girl that lives on a space station (probably meaning Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century, a Disney film from 1999), or make a reference to Lord of the Rings by saying that "Argon kind of sounds like that hot bearded guy".
In Chapter 16, Your Character references Superman by calling James "a regular Clark Kent". In the same scene, James mentions another two famous journalists, Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein (Watergate).
All of the titles of the chapters in this book are references of Pop Culture from the 80s, either by Song Titles (Bad Reputation, California Dreamin', Karma Chameleon, etc), Band Names (New Kid on the Block), TV Shows or TV Shows episodes (A Kappa Birthday, Misadventures in Babysitting).
Limetown Studios designed all of the book covers of The Freshman series.[1]
More specifically, the three artists that worked on the book covers are named Gus Lima (drawing), Amanda Duarte and Daniel Bogni (painting). [2][3]
Between February 1 - February 22, 2017, the book took on a temporary break for The Freshman: Game of Love.
Between September 11 - September 12, 2018, all of The Freshman books, including the specials, received a redesign in the thumbnails of their book covers.
