With many different forms of stress throughout the semester, we can not help but reminisce on our times as children. These times remember our favorite cartoons, which are still able to describe our experiences.

1. When the teacher first talks about the exam

It feels like the exam is too far to feel like a big deal. It gets stored to the back of your brain because you have more important things to worry about. And after all, you feel pretty confident about the information that you've learned so far.

2. When you realize it’s time to finally start studying.

Usually the week of, if not, the day before the exam.

This is usually about the time that you start to get nervous. Maybe you did not know the information as well as you thought you did. Time to start cracking down on those textbooks.

3. Spending the whole day before the test studying.

Since the most important thing on your agenda is this exam, it's time to drop any other responsibilities until it is over. Everything else, including happiness, can wait.

4. Realizing that the exam is going to be a lot harder than you expected.

"How are we supposed to know all of this information?"

"What do you mean you lectured 500 slides in two weeks?"

5. When you are totally drained and unable to study anymore.

Since you've been studying for 9 straight hours, there's nothing on the chapters that you know nothing about. Well, that's what we think. . . Maybe it's time to go to sleep before you fall asleep on your textbook.

6. When you are finally in bed but you can't think about anything else.

"What if I get asked the questions that I don't know? What if I don't understand any of it tomorrow when I sit down?" You might as well just stay up and study all night like everyone else is doing.

7. The morning of the exam.

Most of the people did not sleep the night before, so they sit in class before the exam like:

8. But since you got a solid half-hour of sleep the night before

You are sitting there, ready to fail this exam while eagerly trying to prepare.

9. Time for the exam.

The time when you realize you don't actually know the answers to the questions. You studied most of the wrong information but the show must go on. Deep breath.

10. After the exam

You think there are no more worries. There is nothing else that you need to do for the night. You are finally able to sit down, enjoy your night, and relax.

11. Until you realize, you have another exam coming up.

Just when you thought you were on top of the world, all of that other information came back in your head that you released while studying, including the fact you have another exam.

Although us college students may always worry about every exam, a good work-ethic, study habits, and hard work will always pay off with good grades!