Being a senior is by far one of the most confusing time periods of college. One day you’re feeling half way out the door already and the next you don’t want to imagine being anywhere else. You’re either so ready to hold some more responsibility or you're hoping the year never ends and you never have to grow up. This feeling has a name and it sickening illness of Senioritis. Not to worry, just like your degree works on graduation day, this too shall pass. For now enjoy what's in front of you because soon you'll be missing it. For now, here's to working passed the symptoms of Senioritis and rolling out of bed for class.

You're tired of professors running your life.

Classes are either the most interesting they have ever been because most or all are finally about what you may want to do in life.

Or you're still sitting in class deciding why you even went..

And you don’t know why you’re still having to get lectured too..

And trying to actively participate is like..

You still don’t understand why there is an attendance policy..

Until you get your first test grade back.

Because you keep being reminded..

If you live off campus the idea of driving and parking on campus for class is like..

You’re over the idea of living with roommates..

But then you think about missing them when you have to move back in with your parents.

You're either completely over the downtown scene..

Or trying to get in every second knowing this behavior is not acceptable anywhere outside of your college town.

You're sick of everyone asking you what your plans are after graduation.

The idea of handing out resumes and going on job interviews in the near future is the scariest thing since meeting your freshman roommate.

And worrying you have not done enough to build your resume over the past 3 years makes searching for jobs even scarier.

And then thinking about what happens once you do get a job...

But just like the first day of freshman year, everything will eventually work out!