Packing up all your things in your college dorm and heading home is both an exciting and scary thought. Where are you going to put all your clothes? How can I manage to hang out with my home friends nonstop for the next three and a half months? Schmidt understands just how you're feeling.

1. Your friends and family are asking how your exams went.

2. Then you find out that you got an A on your first exam.

3. The first meal you want being home consists of all your hometown's classics.

4. Your room looks like a bomb went off in it because you haven't even tried unpacking.

5. You're just too excited that the whole summer with your friends has already been planned.

6. You find out you're going to the beach and are ready to show off that summer bod.

7. You're not used to your siblings stealing your clothes anymore.

8. And you're constantly running into people still in high school.

9. Then it sets in, and you start to miss your roommate.

10. And you forgot what it was like to have rules and how strict your mom still is.

11. So, your Friday nights turn lame.

12. Most importantly, you're frustrated that your town is still not lit.

13. But then you find out that your friend's parents are going out of town and he's throwing down.

14. Your summer couldn't have gone any better.

15. Before you know it, it's time to go back to school and you have to say goodbye to everyone all over again.

The progression of a college student's summer ranges from Netflix marathons alone on a Friday night to having great times with friends just like you did in high school. Those three and a half months go by fast, so don't waste any time.