It's that time of the year again. Spring break came to a screeching halt and it's time to get back to reality. But let's face it, you really wish you were still partying at Padre.
No matter where you go to school, what year you are, or what your major is, we all have gone through the following 12 things during the final month of the semester
1. You find that you are literally incapable of listening in class or studying. Even if it is the most interesting class you've ever taken, the material has become boring and redundant.
2. You look like a complete slob everyday. Who has time to get dressed when you have three papers, two problem sets, and four tests all in one week?
3. Your parents won't stop nagging you to find a job. If you're a senior, this is even more true.
And they don't understand how hard it is to find a job when your resumé looks like this.
4. You frequently think about dropping out. The number of times you say, "I can't do this anymore," becomes excessive.
5. You get your midterm grades back and maybe this is your reaction.
But most likely, you realize you need to step up your game for the second half of the semester, so you start to take your work very seriously.
6. Everyone gets sick because no one is getting enough sleep. If you're one of the few who don't catch a cold, consider yourself lucky.
7. You realize that all the 2 a.m. Whataburger runs are catching up with you. I guess you should have listened to your mom when she told you not to eat your stress.
8. You start to study for finals and begin thinking that maybe you don't need a college degree. After all, there are plenty of great alternatives.
9. Reading days have finally arrived! While you should spend your night studying, you know this is the second best time to go out (the first being syllabus week, obviously).
10. You immediately regret not studying more when your professor gives you the first exam and you realize you know nothing on it.
