While March is a happy transition from the winter cold to the summer glory, it also is filled with extremely stressed out and overwhelmed students who are trying to complete all the papers and tests that are keeping them from enjoying a much needed break. Here's this period of hell as told by our friends at the Parks and Recreation department.

It all starts when your professor tells you you're going to have a midterm on the same day you have a Calculus test, and the same week a papers due.

That said, you try not to freak out and convince yourself you are motivated to get everything done

Then you try studying.

Yet, you still try to keep a positive attitude, as hard as it may be.

However, that act doesn't hold up for long, and you start to feel the pressure, all while trying to portray that you are still fine.

So you decide to enlist emotional help from your friends to get through it,

Even if they start to get sympathy stress from you.

You keep trying, but after so many hours in the library, you just accept the fact you don't get any of it.

But then, the night before the big midterm, you give yourself confidence (whether its false or not) that you are actually going to crush it.

And then your professor hands you the midterm.

Then you realize that you don't know what you were doing at the library for the past straight week, but it definitely wasn't studying.

But once the test is over, you quickly recover and decide that you probably did fine

That said, you actually really don't care about how you did, because now you can enjoy a much needed break.