I'm getting ready to go into my third and final year at UF, and a lot of thoughts are going through my mind- some good, some bad. The last 2 years have been amazing, and three years seems just too short, but I have to move on and go to grad school, so here is what I and I'm sure many others from the class of 2017 are thinking.

1. Do I Have Everything Done?

I'm terrified that there will be a form I missed filling out or a class I forgot to take that will keep me from graduating.

2. How Is It Senior Year Again?

It feels like just yesterday I was walking across the stage for my high school diploma, and now I'm starting my final year for my Bachelor's degree.

3. I Need To Do Really Well This Year!

It's our last chance to keep our GPAs high or raise them up if they are a little low. With grad school applications and job interviews coming up, there is definitely a lot of pressure to make good grades this year.

4. There Is So Much I Haven't Done!

College offers so many new experiences, and there are many things I have wanted to do that I never got around to. I have just a year left to complete them all, such as watching the bats fly out at night or having one of my boats medal at ACRA.

5. When Are Applications Due?

For those applying to grad school, trying to figure out when to take the GRE and turn in applications can be quite stressful.

6. This Is My Last Chance To Be A Kid!

While we are adults at college, it can still be less stressful than the real world- where you have to work to pay off all the student loans. We also have all sorts of resources at our finger tips, but once we head out to the real world or even grad school, things become scarier.

7. I Can't Wait To Graduate!!!

As much as we love the school we are at, going out into the real world is the moment we have been preparing for our whole lives, and for those like me that are looking into grad schools, we are super excited to get away from prerequisites and dig further into the subjects we actually enjoy. This is our time to finally show what we are made of, and to see if we can stand on our own.