此前,也有对该状况感到不满的学生尝试着售卖其大学文凭.但斯蒂芬妮不只卖文凭：她还卖个人经历.在她的易趣网商品描述中,斯蒂芬妮对"经历"作了详尽描述,包括：
-A TOUR of Florida State University including everywhere you would have gone/eaten/partied in your four years at FSU.
弗罗里达州立大学校园游,包括你未来四年可能去过的、吃过的和参加过聚会的所有地方.
-Access to all of my college memories/Facebook albums for 6 months!
获取我所有的大学记忆以及Facebook上为期六个月的相册.
-A show (on me) at the FSU School of Theatre (on opening night if time permits!)
观看学校剧院的演出（我买单）.（如果时间允许,可以看首映哦�.�
-A TOUR OF ALL OF MY FAVORITE PUBLIXES INCLUDING SWEET TEA AT EACH LOCATION!!
带你逛遍我最爱的PUBLIX超市,包括品味每一家超市的甜茶！
Despite her current frustrations, Ritter said she would choose to go to college again. But she said she would change a few things, like studying in a city where she could make more money to support herself, and, most important, finding a queer-friendly college:
虽然现在有些沮丧,但瑞特说她将选择重返校园.不过她说再回到校园的话,她会做些改变,比如去一个能赚更多钱养活自己的城市读书,最重要的是,找一个善待同性恋的大学：
"FSU was great, but there were, like, 1,000 straight white men for every queer person," she said. "I didn't realize how important being around other gay people would be until I recently joined an amazing group of mostly queer women and thought, Oh! This is what I could've felt like in college?"
"弗罗里达州立大学确实不错,但这里每1000个白人直男中只有1个是同性恋."她说,"我当时不理解拥有一个同性恋群体的重要性,直到最近我加入了成员多为女同性恋的很棒的组织后,我才感到,这不应该是在大学里对待同性恋该有的氛围吗？"
She also has advice for high schoolers applying to college. "Be REALLY careful with loans," she said. In addition to applying for scholarships, Stephanie recommends sending "letters to rich people around your town and ask them to sponsor you." That sounds like a joke, but Stephanie has friends that actually did that and, guess what? It WORKED.
对于准备申请大学的高中生,她也给了一些建议："贷款需谨慎."除了申请奖学金,斯蒂芬妮推荐"给你所在城市的富人写信,让他们资助你".这听起来像在开玩笑,但斯蒂芬妮确实有朋友这么做了,猜猜结果如何？还真管用！
