1. You're suffering from pre-senioritis.
Your condition hasn't fully reached senioritis yet, but you're on your way.
2. You've decided your major, but that doesn't make registration any easier.
Registration day is still a nightmare, except now you are more of a panicked monster when the research methods class you NEED to take is full.
3. Because you are a junior now, the class levels are rising and that only means one thing ...
Classes are harder and require more attention, attendance, and thinking power.
4. You find any reason possible to NOT go to class.
It's raining outside? Not going to class. It's sunny outside? Not going to class.
5. All of your friends are getting busy with internships.
And you're over here just trying to manage 15 credit hours, work, and friends.
6. Most of your friends are doing something really cool, like studying abroad.
If I can barely make it to class in my home state, how on Earth would I make it to class in Italy?
7. Half of your friends are 20, half of them are 21.
That awkward moment when your 21-year-old friends leave to go to the bar, and you're stuck watching Narcos on Netflix.
8. You've stopped caring about what you look like in class.
This isn't freshman year anymore. Sweatpants and Nikes will do.
9. Your bank account is no where near where you thought it would be at 20-21.
When I was 10 years old, I thought 21-year-olds were grown ups that had like $10,000 in their bank accounts. Unfortunately, this is not the case.
10. Group projects will be the death of you.
Do professors realize how hard coordinating with six different schedules can be?
11. You appreciate any nap time you can afford.
Times aren't like they used to be.
12. You're feeling sad because a lot of your friends are graduating this year.
They're moving on to the other side.
