OK, college students! We're in our last weeks of classes, and who better to talk about the stress and joy of class ending than the "Gilmore Girls."

1. You feel utterly exhausted from all of the late nights and projects that are seemingly endless with finals on the horizon.

The only solution:

Because its the only way that those papers, projects, and regular homework will get done without you dying.

2. Sleep? What's that?

During the last weeks of class, sleep is not what it should be, or is in the beginning of the semester. During these last few weeks, besides talking about finals and stress, people talk about sleep, their beds, what is was like to sleep,how awesome sleep is, and the endless reasons why sleep is amazing. Yawning yet?

3. Remember those papers?

To get everything done, naturally you set unrealistic goals for yourself. Like waking up early on a Saturday morning to get some of the work done. And instead of getting up, you stare at your alarm (which is probably on your phone) for four hours in disbelief that this is what life has come to.

4. After a few weeks of the lack of sleep, tons of work, stress, and life, everyone starts talking about it and it forms a unique bond.

What's better than talking about the pains of the last weeks of college with someone who gets your pain. Plus, having a support system limits the people who tell you silly things like how much free time they have, how you need to stress less (also called "relax"). Because those people suck.

5. The days where people just drink the stupid juice by the gallon will occur more frequently.

I swear, its not you, it's everyone else. Just don't answer the phone, go on any social media (Netflix is safe!), and stay inside to avoid all humans.

6. At the end, you will be 110 percent exhausted.

You might not be exactly sure what day it is, the year, how long you've been wearing your clothes, and what the last thing you ate is.

7. After the memories of how horrible the past few weeks have been, the blisters from furiously typing on your laptop, and the sleep deprivation wears off..

You'll go back to being your normal, happy, well-rested and fed self. Then you get to enjoy your break and have fun! And unless you've graduated, because then you still have to go through this a few more times.