College is an experience most people get the chance to have, and sure, college is pretty fantastic, but at the same time it can be quite the rough experience. All-in-all though, most of all college kids really do is study and watch Netflix. So, because of the college-inflicted need to watch their favorite series, here's a list of all the times Grey's Anatomy was super relatable.

1. Annoying classmates.

When the professor says "if no one has any questions, class is dismissed," it's like an open door for annoying questions. There's always that ONE kid who starts a 30 minute debate on something pointless like what we will be covering next class.

2. Cumulative Exams.

When the syllabus is passed out and it says "Final exam: cumulative", the option of dropping crosses your mind immediately..

3. Questioning your happy level.

When it's finals week and your professors act like bad attitudes aren't a actual side effect of sleep depravation and brain burn out.

4. Monday.

Every. Single. Monday.

5. Being in debt.

It's always awkward when realize how much debt you're in and then question whether or not you actually need toilet paper in your dorm.

6. The realness of the Freshman 15.

You're always hungry.. always.

7. Post-finals exhaustion.

After exam week, all you feel is tired. Extremely tired.

8. Professor jokes.

Professors have a bad habit of cracking lame jokes.. and then getting super offended when you don't laugh. Sorry, guys.

9. Changing majors.

Started out pre-med.. ended out "undecided".

10. Bad grades.

When you come home after Spring semester and your parents ask for your final grades. Funny story, mom.

11. Adulting.

We're all new to being an "adult"... and most of us will never figure it out.

College is hard, life-changing, and sometimes it feels never-ending. But an end is in site, and until graduation, just keep your head up and watch some more Netflix. Good luck!