Chapter VI: Bloodery.
Lewis' experiences in what he calls college were not that great. He describes what sounds like me to be a nightmare. His most vivid memory is of being tired. He Was not athletic so that made his life even more miserable.
Chapter VII: Light and Shade.
Lewis chaffed against the public school system. He discovered his reading habits were elevated compared to his peers and that led him to sense of superiority and what he calls priggishness. He describes a really good professor that influenced him and treated the students well.