College: As Told By Pretty Little Liars
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College: As Told By Pretty Little Liars

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College: As Told By Pretty Little Liars

As a Pretty Little Liars fan, I couldn't help but to recognize the countless times that these little liars have experienced the pain and joys similar to college students.

Coming back to school like


Wearing workout clothes to class even though you skipped the gym

That one person in class who is carrying on a full phone conversation

Deciding to be studious because you're out of options

When you're in class bored, falling asleep

How you feel after you pull an all-nighter

What you think will happen to your responsibilities

When your professor considers your 89.5 a B and won't change it

The difference between syllabus week you and finals week you

When you've had a long day and result to drinking

That feeling you get when class is cancelled

That feeling you get when you find a parking spot right away

When you thought your online final was due tomorrow, but it was actually due last night

When your professor asks the class if we want to move the test date back

When you contemplate giving up your 4.0

Seeing couples make out on The Green

When you watch someone sprint across the street and almost get hit

Pigging out in between class like

When your roommate pops up out of nowhere when you thought they were gone


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