Every all nighter is different, but the one thing we can all agree on is no one wants to have to pull an all nighter. Some all nighters will be the most interesting nights of your college career, but the days after will be some of the worst. Over the past month, I have had to pull 5 all nighters and these are some of the moments you can expect during yours:

8:00pm- You realize you have more work left to do than you thought you did.

9:00pm- You find a friend that is also in panic mode, so you decide to keep each other sane.

10:00pm- You attempt to schedule out your night so you won’t be up all night.

11:00pm- You remember that really important thing from that thing on that website you HAVE to look at.

12:00am- You finally decide to start working. After you make coffee.

1:00am- You have never felt so motivated that you breeze through your Calculus and English homework.

2:00am- You get through four chapters of Anatomy before realizing all the answers are inside of you. Ha. Get it.

3:00am- You look back at the paper you just wrote and wonder if you are literate.

4:00am- Your study buddy finishes their work. Leaving you alone. So alone.

5:00am- You wake up, all of a sudden, not realizing you had fallen asleep. Thus, losing an hour of study time.

6:00am- You begin to feel kind of loopy and need to move around.

7:00am- You double check all of your work and hope it really does all make sense.

8:00am- You print out your work. Close your laptop. Get coffee. Pray that you don’t fall asleep in your 9:00am.

9:00am- You leave a lasting impression on your 9:00am class and professor.

10:00am- You get back to your room and have never been happier to see your twin bed.