Freshman year has been a year of many firsts. Your first time living without your parents, your first time going to the library on a weekend, and maybe even your first time doing your own laundry. But as finals quickly approach, we realize just how fast freshman year has gone by, and as summer gets closer, we are forced to give up our freedom again and move back home. Can we just be freshmen forever? Here are some common end of the year thoughts we can all relate to:

When you remember you only have two weeks left and you'll never have to live in a dorm again.

Then you remember you have to pack everything, and you know you haven't done laundry in weeks.

You wonder how you even fit all of your stuff in a dorm room anyway.

At least you won't have to eat the knock off campus Chick-Fil-A anymore.

You realize your freshman 15 came from rubber chicken, and you didn't even enjoy it.

You wonder what you're going to do all summer without your friends.

And how you'll say goodbye.

But most importantly, you think of ways to convince people you have fun in your hometown.