For college students coming home for the holidays brings about a multitude of emotions. Joy over finally having a home cooked meal after months of cafeteria food and anxiety over the barrage of questions over our future plans are just a couple. So here's everyone's favorite medical drama, Grey's Anatomy, to tell the full story of what it looks like when college students journey home for the holidays.

1. When that last midterm/project/paper is over with and you're finally able to leave.

2. Daydreaming about sleeping in your own bed and being able to shower without shower shoes.

3. Greeting your dog/pet after months apart.

4. Being bombarded with hugs and greetings from your family.

5. When your family starts asking about school, your GPA, and your future.

6. When your cousins bring their significant others to dinner.

7. When they finally say that dinner is ready and everyone can make their plates.

8. When you start thinking about all of the looming work you've been procrastinating on.

9. Telling your family and dog/pet goodbye.

10. When you get back to school and you and your friends realize that you survived extended time with your families.

Coming home for the holidays isn't always the easiest or the least stressful, but almost every college student would agree that it is well worth it. They might be hard on you and difficult to live with, but family is always the most important.