Applying to grad school is a stressful process, to say the least. From studying for entrance exams to writing a personal statement, you're running through about a thousand different emotions at a time. Who better to describe this wonderful time of your life than Michael J. Scott?
1. Studying for entrance exams:
You didn't know this level of confusion existed.
2. Anxiously waiting for your test scores to come in...
3. Realizing you never have to take that god-forsaken test again:
I'm burning all of my books!
4. Coming to the realization that you're not an interesting enough of a person to write a personal statement about:
What qualifies as interesting?
5. When you find out that each school wants a different personal statement:
6. Getting a false sense of confidence after you've sent in all of your applications
7. Then having all of that confidence shattered after seeing your application "in review" for three weeks straight...
8. Actually finding out you have options and then stressing about where to go:
You're actually accepted, now what?
