Every college student thinks that they're the center of the universe, and, if I'm being honest, we're probably right. Having people cook for you, reading intellectual material, and making everlasting memories with friends can be incredibly tiring, and this can contribute to the downward spiral our lives often take. Here's a depiction of our struggling lives through the lens of Jack Black's experiences in that classic American film, "School of Rock:"
1. What you tell your disciplined friends who want to fit into the hot new clothes you all just bought:
2. When you're the sober friend trying to rally the drunken herd:
3. The concern you show for your drunken friend:
4. What you tell any upperclassman who approaches you:
5. The pump-up speech you give yourself Saturday morning after a rough Friday night:
6. When you join your friends at dinner after an all-day library visit:
7. The advice you give anyone:
8. What you tell your friends who don't understand your decision to stay in for the night:
9. How to coach your friend who's trying to finish her twentieth shot:
10. The meeting with your advisor goes something like this:
11. When you arrive at breakfast looking slightly homeless and everyone wants the story:
12. The mindset of 75 percent of liberal arts students:
13. Finals week:
14. What you want to tell your parents when they ask about your post-graduation plans:
