It's two months into classes, and you are starting to show signs of being completely over the semester. The weather is getting colder, classes are getting harder, and you are realizing that you want to go home more and more. All we have to do is try and keep everything together as the last few weeks approach before heading home for the holidays. Here are some signs that you are already over this semester.
1. Your bank account is quickly approaching the negatives.
2. The length and frequency of your naps are increasing.
3. Cleaning just doesn't happen.
4. You have stopped caring about your outfits for class. Sweats it is.
5. A month into classes, "Assigned Reading" means no homework.
6. The days between laundry get longer and longer.
7. The gym hasn't seen you in weeks.
8. Netflix takes priority over studying.
9. You're over the food in the dining hall.
11. You have perfectly calculated what grades you need in order to pass your classes.
12. Dropping classes is a serious consideration.
13. You say "I'm tired" about 35 times a day.
14. Skipping class is deliberated every morning when you wake up.
15. You've given up completely on your 8 a.m. class.
16. When you actually do go to class, you spend the entire time on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest, Wanelo, Instagram, Snapchat, or anything that will distract you from the boring lecture.
17. The amount of people actually showing up to your classes has cut in half.
18. You have two exams, two papers, a group project, and reading assignments due every day.
19. Breaks every ten minutes are a necessity when doing homework.
20. Coffee just doesn't help anymore.
21. You make excuses to drink every day of the week (Tequila Tuesday, Wine Wednesday, Thirsty Thursday).
22. You've been ignoring all responsibility to the point where you reward yourself for things you should have been doing in the first place.
23. Cabin fever kicks in, and everything your friends/roommates say or do gets on your nerves.
24. You actually are missing your family.
25. You have a countdown to winter break.