It is the last week of the semester at USF. There are tears, finals, sleep deprivation and lots of coffee. This is my first fall semester at USF and I loved every moment that I had with the people that I befriended. You have two emotions: happiness and sadness. Happiness, because you finished a semester of college and you get to go back home for a month. Sadness, because you are leaving college for a month. You don't get to see your friends unless you made plans. I am also sad because my roommate is moving back to Chicago and not coming back in the spring. I am going to have a new roommate and I don't know how I feel about it. This is the last week of the semester as told by "Friends."
1. The, "Why am I still here?" phase.
You went to a review session for your Calculus class. The professor says anything from Chapter 1 is fair game.
2. The realization that you won't see your friends.
3. Between staying up late and studying, you need a nap.
4. You stayed at the library for eight hours and have not left so what do you do? Order pizza.
I mean, what college kid does not like pizza at three in the morning?
5. The "I need to pack" phase.
6. When it's getting to the end of the semester and everyone loved their classes and you want to reconsider your entire life.
9. When your five minute study break turns into a one hour personal concert.
12. The "I need to get get my shit together" phase.
14. But then you realized that you are going to miss everyone—roommates, friends and hall mates.
