If you were a fan of The Fosters, then you’ll be pleased with how well the show covers modern social issues like police brutality and workplace discrimination in relatable and interesting ways. And you’ll be just as thrilled to know that so many of the cast members from the old show make guest appearances.

Good Trouble balances social commentary with drama all while creating a compelling ensemble of characters–almost everyone can relate to someone who lives at The Coterie (their community apartment building).

You can catch up on Good Trouble season one on the Freeform website. Get excited for season two which is set to premiere June 18.

Good Girls

Good Girls isn’t about college life, but it’s one of the most relatable and compassionate shows on TV for women of all ages. Three moms rob a grocery store to support their families and end up being reeled into a world of crime and gang violence.

The three lead actresses play incredibly flawed, vulnerable women that I guarantee will reflect at least one of the women in your life. The judgements and discriminations they face in the workplace, from public officials, and within their own families, are experiences most women can relate to.

The show offers a beautiful insight into what it’s like being a working woman supporting a family and just how far strong women go to get the job done! Plus, Retta (aka Donna from Parks and Rec) steals scenes with her signature comedic style, so that’s a must-see within itself. 

Good Girls airs Sundays on NBC. You can watch it on the NBC website and stream the first season on Netflix.

What are your must-see TV shows for college girls?

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