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College Struggles As Told By The Kardashians

College is just basically you ugly crying like Kim K 24/7.

Heather Renee Stephens
Aug 08, 2016
Lindsey Wilson College
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College Struggles As Told By The Kardashians
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College is tough, luckily the Kardashians can help explain all of those difficult times you'll face in college.

1. Coming home for break and reuniting with your friends.


2. Realizing how much textbooks cost.


3. When people ask you what you're doing after college.


4. Scrolling through facebook when you should actually be listening to your professor.


5. Trying to explain to your lab partner why you should be the leader.


6. How you feel before you pay for textbooks.


7. How you feel after you buy textbooks.


8. When it's time for your 8 a.m.



9. When your roommates ask if you want to go out.


10. When homework keeps piling up...


11. Realizing the freshman 15 is a real thing...

And then shoving six more fries in your mouth because go big or go home.

Here's to college being the best and worst four years of your life.

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