Freshman Year, As Told By The Cast Of 'The Office'
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Freshman Year, As Told By The Cast Of 'The Office'

Dunder Mifflin is more relatable than you think

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Freshman Year, As Told By The Cast Of 'The Office'
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Realizing you are actually all alone after your parents drop you off for the first time


Getting over your parents leaving you and realizing you have the most freedom you've had in your entire life


When your professor lets you out of your three hour class two hours early


Realizing that the money you had saved from your summer job is not lasting you as long as you thought it would


When you get placed in a group project with people who aren't willing to contribute anything


When your professors seem to conspire against you and you have a project or an exam in every class on the same day


When you do well on an exam you thought you were going to fail


The minute you're out of class for the weekend


Seeing your college friends again for the first time after Christmas break


Coming home after completing one semester of college


Finals week.


When your professor gives you a pop quiz that you didn't do the reading for


When the fire alarm starts going off in your dorm at 2 AM


When you actually get everything done before midnight, and you'll get more than four hours of sleep


Studying for finals


Going home for the summer, and realizing how much you're going to miss being at school


Finally being able to relax again after busting your butt for a whole year

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