Ahh, remember when the last few weeks before summer break in high school were filled with movies, pizza parties, and general nonsense?

Fast forward to college, where the weeks following spring break and leading up to summer break are the most stressful, panic attack-inducing, make-you-question-who-you-are-and-what-year-it-is weeks of your life thus far. Although Bob Belcher didn't attend college, we can turn to him to personify our feelings of distress, angst, and unwavering ability to keep going when the going gets tough.

1. When you have just spent a week sleeping in, relaxing, and ignoring all of your responsibilities, and you realize that the next few weeks will be filled with tests, papers, and finals.

2. When you have to force yourself to go to class because you realize that if you miss any more classes, your grade will drop.

3. When you lose all motivation to look remotely attractive for class.

4. When you pat yourself on the back for getting all of your assignments completed and turned in, only to realize you have 4 more papers to do along with a test to study for, and a quiz over a reading that you haven't done.

5. When your body no longer functions properly because of the stress paired with a very messed up sleeping schedule.

6. When you've been pulling all-nighters for several days in a row and you start to lose all sense of reality.

7. When you go to your professor's office hours begging for any sort of extra credit so that you can pass the class.

8. When your friends and family are worried about you because you haven't responded to their texts in days and you only leave home to go to class.

9. When you suddenly have a wave of motivation come over you... and then it fades just as you start working.

10. When you're constantly downing coffee, energy drinks, and maybe even a little alcohol to give yourself a boost.

11. When you finally finish all of your assignments and finals, and you get to get started on the summer adventures you've been planning.