College Craze 

Jemma
Blair and Jemma had been great friends since high school. She received a renowned scholarship from the Bitterby fund to attend Sugardale University since she was an exceptional student.

Blair
Your bestfriend.  She always received decent grades and was an excellent student in high school and college, but never as good as her stepbrother, Thomas. She has a strained relationship with her stepdad and brother.

Ruby
An adopted child who has a Filipino heritage. She likes to shop, use makeup, spend time on social media, and volunteer at animal shelters. She enjoys having fun and living in the present. She doesn’t know what she wants to do with her life at this point. Despite her distaste for her family’s whiteness and racial insensitivity, she nevertheless loves them for their true selves.

Dean Monroe
He has spent the last eight years as Sugardale University’s dean of freshmen classes. He takes his responsibility seriously, but he favors the administrative side of things over working with students. He enjoys his alone time and stays away from controversy.

Jason “Jay” Choi
Aggressive, impulsive, devoted, humble, and protective. He resides in Toffee Springs and engages in some dubious activities.

Jason “Jace” Miller
He’s a regular jade leaf smoker who doesn’t show any interest in University Clubs.

Gabriel “Gabe” Evan Peterson
On a music scholarship, he enrolled at Sugardale but left after two years. He is employed at Sugardale’s downtown SweetBean Café right now. He and Blair were in a relationship for over a year before having a terrible and messy breakup that left them not getting along. Having grown up with only one mother, he has no close relationship with his family.

Professor Charles McGregor
Charles is a well-known scholar in the astrophysics community. He had formerly held a prominent position at a major bank, but he made a terrible mistake that cost him his job and brought him into disrepute in the financial industry. After a while, he returned to Sugardale and went on to become a professor, spending five years instructing the freshman seminar in astrophysics.