So you’re back on campus for the second semester syllabus week and you can’t wait for everyone to see the new you.

You start off the week ready to take on anything, no matter how daunting.

You head to the bookstore to get your new books and soon realize you’ll be broke in minutes.

To make matters even worse, your teacher pulls out a PowerPoint and starts teaching, even though it’s only the first day of syllabus week.

And even though you’re trying your best, you realize you aren’t quite at the same intellectual level as you were when you left for break.

At least you’ve spotted a cute new transfer in your class. You're wondering if maybe things are looking up for you.

But minutes later, your teacher assigns your first huge assignment and you’re already so done.

Quickly, you start to wonder if you should drop out and pursue another, easier career path.

After class, you meet up with your friends and discuss plans for the one week where you can go out almost every night.

Soon, you begin to remember that even though copious amounts of school work are in your near future, so are many more good times.