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Your Last Month Of College As Told By Nick Miller

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Your Last Month Of College As Told By Nick Miller
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There's no doubt that Nick Miller is the most relatable weirdo on New Girl. He's just trying to figure out life, just like all of us. If you're a senior, your last month of college might look a little something like this.

Everyone you know continuously reminds you that you are in fact, graduating from college and leaving your wonderful school.

People are making plans for their future and it's making you anxious.

Your whole future is one big "what now?"

Not to mention, all of your teachers are piling on the workload and your senioritis has reached new levels.

You have a daily life-crisis at the thought of having to be an adult in the real world.

You wish you could take pack your friends in a suitcase and take them with you because you love them so much.

All of your friends want to go out and party but every time you do you realize how old you are compared to everyone else and you don't know how to feel.

Still, everything you do this month calls for a celebration of some kind.

You spend more money than you'd like to admit on the perfect graduation outfit for pictures, not to mention a few bottles of champagne and definitely some glitter.

You truly don't know how you ended up here because you still feel like a freshman inside.

You pick up your cap and gown and almost throw up from the realness of it all.

You laugh, you cry, and you feel all the emotions because this is it.

Graduation is happening, real world here you come!

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