Are the verb tenses in the sentence consistent, or do they shift unnecessarily? The pair of students stepped onto the stage and asked the audience for quiet.

A.
The verb tenses shift.

B.
The verb tenses are consistent. PLEASSSSSSSSSSEEEEEE ANSWER MY QUESTION RIGHT NOW

Answer:

Friend 1: Hey, so we finally made it to the end of D-day! How was your first day in college? Mine was all that I had imagined it would be, and more.

Friend 2: It was great! As soon as I entered the lecture hall in the morning, a sea of bright-eyed new faces welcomed me. I'm sure each one of us was feeling the same - a little bit nervous, yet very eager to prove ourselves and looking forward to days away from high school and traditional classrooms. After all, we're real adults now, aren't we?

Friend 1: Oh yes, we are! Feels so much different, as if we're really on our own and need to find our way through. I was so pumped throughout the day. My favourite lecture was the English one - to my delight, Ms. D'Souza started with Shakespeare, and you know how much I enjoy it! I was hanging onto her every word. I'm sure that's one of the subjects I will score high in.

Friend 2: Well, I can't say the same for myself. Shakespeare hasn't always been my cup of tea. I'm more of the laboratory type of guy, hence Chemistry lab was the highlight of my day today. Guess what, we actually worked towards determining the boiling point of a sample on our very first day! I'm sure I need to do a majors in Chemistry in the future. That is my calling.

Friend 1: Come on, we have plenty of time to think about our calling in the coming weeks and months. Our first day of this brand new phase in our lives just got over - doesn't this warrant a celebration of sorts?

Friend 2: It does! To the canteen we go.. kudos to us!