That dreaded time of year is upon us folks, midterms. I don’t know about you, but for me, it is a rollercoaster of a time that tests even the best of students. It’s when everyone buckles down to make up for the coasting that we all do at the beginning of the semester. A momentary distraction can be good at times, and right now I’m writing this article to give myself just a little peace of mind before diving back into studying. Hopefully, the folks at Dunder Mifflin can offer a little bit of that to you this week!

1. Last weekend when you know you should've started studying but were putting it off until the last minute

Procrastination is my middle name.

2. Racing to find an open table at the library

It's a dog eat dog world out there.

You've got to do what you can to survive.

4. When you score 100% on your Quizlet set

Each little win deserves to be celebrated at a time like this.

5. Emerging after an all-nighter

Honestly, it's a feat of physical strength.

6. Going to your TA's office hours looking for hints of what's on the exam

Heyyy Alex what's up.

7. Going to the review session still clueless

Thanks for all of your "help," Alex.

8. Giving yourself one last pep talk

You can do this. You can do this. You can't do this.

9. Walking into the test

It's now or never, I guess.

10. Eyeing the people in your class who will probably ruin the curve

That one girl with 7 highlighters and a huge pile of notecards, I'm looking at you.

11. Reading the first question

That moment when the test is based on the one thing you thought you didn't need to study.

12. Walking out knowing you did the best you could

I think McDonald's is hiring.

13. Celebrating when they're finally over

You survived, congratulations. Now do it all over again.