The final weeks of the school year is finally upon us! With the end near, it's easy to feel a multitude of emotions in just a day alone. And while each person handles the end of the semester in their own way, we all can understand this:

The feeling you have when it comes time to start preparing your presentation for your end of the semester project and would hate it a lot less if the project required no presenting at all.

Or when you have to give your friends and yourself a pep talk to help motivate everyone to finish out the semester strong.

You may also end up having to convince your parents that you aren't a big mess even when end-of-the-semester projects are starting to get to you.

And you find yourself turn into Donna when the kid in the group project that hasn't contributed anything to the semester project tries getting out of the small part you assigned them and is really testing your patience.

And you can't help but just stare when they try to chime in towards the end of the group project but have no idea what's really being talked about because they didn't contribute at all.

But in your other class you feel like Andy because the professor gives you a good grade on your final draft you didn't put as much work into as you should have and he compliments your hard work.

And the last day of classes finally arrives and you can't help but feel giddy as all the responsibilities of school are lifted from your shoulders.