Their college does the laundry for them.

Nothing’s more maddening for a college student than wanting to study, party, or sleep, only to be confronted with a massive mound of laundry. Most of us know that if left unchecked, these piles of dirty clothes can grow until they’re on the brink of becoming sentient beings, but students at Davidson, an elite liberal arts college in North Carolina, don’t have to worry about it. Their college does the laundry for them.

Since 1919, Davidson has been operating a laundry facility that allows students to drop off their laundry and pick it up once its clean and smelling of dryer sheets. At the Lula Bell Houston Laundry, students’ dress shirts and blouses are even pressed and put on hangers for them. The laundry clears about six tons’ worth of dirty clothes and linens a week, but if students prefer to keep their filthy t-shirts to themselves, the school also offers free self-service washers and dryers in the dorms.

As if that’s not enough, Davidson was even more generous when its basketball team made a miraculous run to the NCAA’s Sweet 16 last March. The school shelled out the cash for free bus transport to the venue in Detroit, two nights’ lodging, and a free ticket to the game for any student who wanted to go cheer on their Cinderella in person.

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