As we approach the beginning of yet another long school year, we can all expect both the negatives and positives of beloved syllabus week.

For some, it will be the easy breezy week that it's intended to be, with a brief summary and overview of the class followed by an abrupt ending to your class.

For others, it will be a full break down followed by a ... wait for it ... LECTURE!

It's something that we all have to go through, but I could never do justice in describing the particularly significant week in every college student's life. However, Michael Scott, star character of the hit comedy show everyone loves "The Office", is hands down the best man to describe syllabus week, along with some of our absurd reactions to the things that we experience.

1. Walking into your classroom and finding out that your friends are also in that class.

2. Getting handed your class syllabus and it's thicker than most novels.

3. Looking through the syllabus and seeing all the tests that you are going to take.

4. Trying to find the extra credit assignments, but coming to realize that there are none.

6. Seeing that your final is on the last possible day before vacation.

7. When your professor finishes going over the syllabus, and hits slide one on a lecture.

8. Sitting there the entire time thinking about if you should keep or drop that class.

9. When the professor is done, but of course that one kid asks a stupid question.

10. Finally, when class has concluded and you run out of there.