April in college.

For most of us, it is the last full month of the spring semester. It's also one of the most painful, dragged on, endless months of the year.

You have students trying to find out how they can get that 78 to a 98 while also skipping classes to catch up in other classes while also scheduling classes for next school year, and so on. It's like every other month of the school year except it's on drugs and no one has the energy anymore to keep up with it.

So, here are some common feelings we all experience during this never-ending month as told by our favorite family, the Gallaghers:

1. The thought of dropping out and becoming a stripper is even higher than usual.

They do make a lot of money...

2. When your professor gives you a bad grade on that one paper or exam you seriously needed a good grade on for the end of this class.

3. Your reaction when your professor assigns another wonderful paper for you to finish off the school year with.

4. How you feel during literally every moment, of every day, during every class.

Too real.

5. How you convince yourself to feel when you skip a class to get ahead in a different class. Again.

Even though, yes, it definitely is your problem.

6. When drinking your problems away sounds like an even better idea than it usually is.

But you decide it probably isn't. For now.

7. When you still have no idea what is going on in your class.

But your professor even slightly mentions the thought or option of extra credit at the end of the semester.

8. Hearing the words "The final will be cumulative."

Then what was the midterm for fam?

9. Taking exams you crammed for last-minute like:

Seems like the right choice every time.

10. Having a hard conversation with your semester fling.

We had fun but I have summer now.

11. When you're the last one at the library pulling an all-nighter.

12. And lastly, when we're trying to convince ourselves to do the homework and to study while at the same time wanting to drop out and sleep forever.

For real though.