Every college student knows the struggle of packing up and heading back to school after a long and much needed winter break. Right when you start to get used to having little to no responsibilities, you have to turn around and head back to school. With school we get flooded with emotions, but who would be better at helping us express these different emotions than no one other than Dr. Cristina Yang. As you "Grey's Anatomy" fans know, Dr. Cristina Yang is not afraid to voice her opinion. It's hard to describe the different feelings we have towards second semester, so here is second semester, as told by Cristina Yang.
You start to get sad when you realize that you're soon going to be drowning in work.
When you're the first of all your friends to go back to school.
Seeing your roommates/friends for the first time after break.
Walking into class on the first day and seeing you have an attractive classmate.
When your professor assigns a project during syllabus week.
When you made it to the first Friday of the semester.
When your professor says you have an exam in a week.
When class is almost over and someone asks a question with less than a minute left.
Pretending to take notes in class.
When you resort to drinking in class because you simply don't have time to pregame after.
“You forgot to assign the homework.”
When you look at your bank account half way through the semester.
When you're deciding if you want to play the field or go steady with the boy from last semester.
When you embarrass yourself in front of the cute classmate from your 8 am class.
When professors start to mention midterms and how we should start studying.
When
you're feeling like the second semester slump is hitting you harder
than all of your friends.
When a professor tries to assign work on Spring Break.
When the smartest kid in your class gets an A, so there's no curve on the last exam.
When a professor tries to be funny but you need extra credit.
When you're trying to pack your room up before summer.
When you notice you put all of your studying off for finals and you have to cram the night before.
When you have to say goodbye to your roommates.
When you get in your car and realize you have three months of summer break ahead of you.
Just remember: Second semester is not the sun. You are.
