If you haven't spent countless nights binge watching Grey's Anatomy, I highly suggest it. Especially as a college student, you can learn so many lessons about life, love, and friendships. There are also a lot of times that this show has perfectly described my college life full of mental breakdowns, drunk nights, and stressful studying.

1. When you wake up and get the email that your class got cancelled.

2. When you're sitting in class and the professor is explaining stuff.

3. When you stayed up studying all night and you get to the test and know absolutely nothing.

4. When you see what the dining center has to eat for that day.

5. That moment when you see people actually functioning and somewhat stable during finals week.

6. That feeling you get inside when you actually passed the test you studied all week for.

7. When you're just craving a home cooked meal and the dining center is not serving anything appetizing.

8. When your professor tells you to redo your paper that you worked on for weeks.

9. When people ask you go out on a Friday night but you have three tests the next week.

10. When your family asks you at Christmas how college is going.

11. When your friends ask you what's wrong after you just got back from the bars.

12. When your friend asks you if you want to skip class with them to binge watch Greys.

13. When the professor decides to give you a paper to write over spring break along with the readings in the book.

14. When you have an 8 a.m. and you decide to stay up and binge watch Grey's instead of sleeping.

15. When you wake up the Sunday morning after a long night at the bar and your friends won't let you live down that you made out with the creep you met on Tinder while you were drunk.

16. When the girl that sits in the front row of your lecture class will not stop asking questions every 5 minutes about stuff that the professor has already went over.

17. When you have class in the morning and the girls on your floor decide it would be a great idea to run down the hall screaming at 2 a.m.