Group projects are the best. Am I right, or am I right? Group projects are curse professors assign when they get bored with their lives. Here's how it usually goes down.

1. You're sitting in class, minding your own business when your professor goes, "Group project time! Get excited!"

2. You look for people to be in your group.

If you have friends in the class, you're golden. If not, you look around and try to find semi-normal people.

3. So you find your group and you exchange contact information.

Everyone seem super pumped and seems like they'll give 110 percent.

4. Your group begins to discuss the details of the project.

You realize there's that one kid who has to be in charge of everything, and immediately find them annoying.

5. This kid expects everyone to clear their schedules so you can make this the best project possible.

Meet tomorrow night at 11 p.m.? Why not.

6. As the due date draws near, you see that one kid who's the slacker and makes up an excuse for why they haven't done their part yet.

7. The professor asks every group how it's going.

You lie to cover up for everyone.

8. The project is due tomorrow and there's nothing done.

You call, text, and email and receive no response.

9. Yes, you have to do this project all by yourself.

It'll be so much fun.

10. You pull an all-nighter in the library.

Is your grade even worth it, at this point?

11. The project is turned in and it's great.

Too bad this group project turned out to be more of a solo one.