The joys of college, filled with tears, laughs, heartbreak, stress, and some pretty amazing times. However, there are plenty of times where we are thinking many things that we would like to say and do to get through all of these times. Don't forget to enjoy the ride, because as they all say, college will be the best time of your life, and the friends you meet in college are usually your friends for life.

When professors ask the class, "Any questions? OK, no? We'll move on."

-- These are the professors who will ask you if you have any questions and after they've answered three questions, they refuse to answer anymore in class and tell everyone to email them about it. How about no!

When you take your first exam of the semester that you think you did awesome on and you get your grade back.

When the professor makes attendance mandatory and tells you they don't offer extra credit.

What professors think when they come up with their syllabus.

When your exam grade is higher than the exam average.

When people on campus ask if you'd like to sign a petition.

-- These can be random citizens or students who want you to sign their petition to legalize this and that, or they want you to fill out a survey on something that has no purpose in your life.

When someone in the class reminds the professor of homework that was due.

When you get a better grade than expected.

What's on your mind when you're in class at the end of August.

Watching students leave 15 minutes after class starts.

-- You look. You watch as they walk out the door. I for one always wonder what was so important that they left 15 minutes into the class and if it would be wrong if I also left.

When you see dogs on campus.

When the final grades are curved.

When the class exam average is less than a 70 percent.

The aftermath of eating campus dining food.

What you feel like doing when you see your ex on campus.

When everyone is out partying and you're busy working and studying.

When the sleep deprivation hits you.

Scheduling appointments around your other responsibilities.

When you run out of dining dollars and your bank account has $1.39 in it.

When you meet a weird person in class.

When you finally have a friend in one of your lectures.

Trying to find a parking spot on campus isn't as easy as it may seem.

Always printing....

No meals left, no food left in your apartment and no money results in....

That one kid in class that never shows up for lecture, only the exams, and somehow manages to get an A.

When there is three feet of snow on the ground, the ice on the roads is as thick as a hockey rinks, and it's below zero out and you still have class.

The look on your face 75 percent of the time.