College

Gina ends their relationship, accusing Kevin of being boring and unadventurous. Kevin is shocked and hurt, realizing his love life has hit a rough patch. The breakup becomes the catalyst for him to prove he can be more interesting.

Carter and Morris insist the freshman orientation weekend will take Kevin's mind off Gina. They recount Fletcher's tale of a college trip where a friend had fun and learned a few hard lessons. Kevin reluctantly agrees to go in hopes of turning things around.

Kevin, Carter, and Morris arrive at Fieldmont and prepare for the weekend. They hope to blend in and avoid drawing attention to their high school status. The promise of new experiences makes the trip feel like a chance to reinvent themselves.

The rowdiest fraternity on probation pretends to recruit the trio as pledges to gain access to the campus party scene. The guys are drawn into the frat’s chaotic and reckless environment. They realize there’s more pressure and humiliation than camaraderie.

Catching the eye of Kendall, Heather, and Amy, Kevin begins to picture a different weekend than the frat’s schemes. The relationships promise a distraction from the recent heartbreak. The fraternal atmosphere, however, casts a shadow over their budding interactions.

Teague, who once dated Kendall, feels his grip on her is slipping as Kevin grows closer to her. He escalates the pre-frosh humiliation and bullies the trio to drive them away. The escalating harassment makes the weekend feel hostile and dangerous.

The brothers steal their parents' credit cards and max them out to fund their party spree. They also hire Verne Troyer to make a chaotic appearance, turning the weekend into a surreal spectacle. Kevin and friends realize they’re being exploited as underage attendees.

Morris gets drunk, pulling a reckless stunt on the road and puking on Dean Chandler's car windshield. The incident threatens Morris’s scholarship and rattles the trio’s already fragile dynamic. The consequences of reckless behavior start to bite.

The fraternity exposes that Kevin, Carter, and Morris are still in high school. In retaliation, they kidnap the trio and haul them to a secluded farm, binding them and leaving them with farm animals. The boys realize they’re in real danger and fight to escape.

The trio manages to break free from their captors, but the experience fractures their bond and drives them to part ways for a time. Each copes with the trauma differently while planning their next move. The weekend becomes a turning point in their friendship.

Kevin, Carter, and Morris decide to strike back against Teague and the frat. Teague ends up in trouble with the cops, cars get vandalized, Bearcat is superglued to a toilet, and Cooper is duct-taped to a statue naked. The payback is messy, but it restores some sense of control.

Kevin reconciles, at least briefly, with Kendall, ending any lingering tension from the weekend. Meanwhile, Gina asks to get back together after seeing Kevin have fun at Fieldmont, but he declines and remains focused on his plans. The relationship drama continues to evolve.

Kevin tells his friends about a new college weekend they can visit. Morris faces punishment from his parents for risking his scholarship, but he plans to sneak out. All three decide to go together, believing a fresh start awaits.