It is once again, the most awful time of the year for college students. After 10 long months, it is almost time to pack everything back up and move home for a relaxing three months. As one of you overly stressed college students, here are a couple struggles I always seem to face in the last two weeks of Spring Semester explained by one of my favorite movies The Godfather. Hopefully, none of you are "sleeping with the fishes" by the time finals are over!

Organizing your schedule and realizing how mentality and emotionally taxing these next two weeks are going to be.

People begin to ask if it's true all your motivation to do anything is gone.

Finally, last week of classes hit and all the assignments you have to finish hit you all at once.

On top of all the assignments you have to do, your professors announce your finals are cumulative.

Logging in to enroll in your fall classes and finding half of them are full.

You haven't gone to office hours all year, but show up in the last week of classes like:

When you professor tells you not to wait until the last minute to write your term paper and you're just like:

When your friends ask to go to one last darty and you're stuck there contemplating between fun and responsibilities.

Sitting in the library studying for finals, while it's nice outside:

When your tutor asks if you can recall any information you remember from your class.

When work calls to ask you to work a double shift the day before your final.

You find yourself binge eating Pop-Tarts at 2 a.m. trying to cope with the fact you have an exam at 8 a.m. in the morning like:

Looking at the first question on the final, questioning why you even went to college.

Trying to keep your composure while finishing the final like:

Realizing everything is done and you survived yet another year of college.