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College As Told By 'How I Met Your Mother' Gifs

It's gonna be legen- wait for it...

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College As Told By 'How I Met Your Mother' Gifs

When you wake up in the morning and just can’t get out of bed:


When you finish your biggest exam of the semester:


When you’re confident in your presentation but when it comes time to show the class, you blank completely:


When all your older friends start graduating and becoming real people:


When it’s 2 a.m. and insanity hits:


When you’re sitting in class learning something you were taught in high school:


Every morning when you try to give yourself a pep talk to kick start your day:


When you get an email from your professor five minutes before class that it’s been switched to the other side of campus:


When your teacher says you can't wait until the night before to do an assignment:


When you go home and experience real food:



When you get emotional because…well...college:


When you have two papers to write, four tests to study for and a presentation to complete:


When it’s finally the weekend:


When you realize your true potential:


When you show up late to a party your friends are already at:


When the Uber finally pulls up:


When you're trying to impress someone but your best friend isn't having it:



When you try to balance work, school and social life:


When you start questioning where your life is headed:


When you realize you have the best friends to go through all the ups and downs with you:

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