Some summers end up being perfect. Maybe you finally went on that vacation you've been planning for years, coming home with great memories and Instagram pictures. Some of us strike it lucky, having that special guy that makes every day better. Even if you spent your summer slaving away at work, that before school shopping trip is going to be legit. After such a great summer, how are we supposed to find motivation for school? No one can stay in vacation mode forever, as much as I wish that wasn't true. Your guy will still be able make you smile while you're at school, and we all know money doesn't grow on trees! Going back to school can be a buzzkill, but here on some tips to keep up the good vibes as another year begins.

1. Be optimistic!

If you go into the year with an open mind and a positive attitude, it won't be so painful getting back into the groove. Not only will the people around you appreciate your bright and sunny attitude, but you'll find that it takes more to get to you.

2. Make a schedule.

Before you move in, take the time to sit down and lay out your weekly schedule so you have time to prepare yourself. There is nothing worse than getting back to school and having no idea what's going on while stress creeps in with each surprise on your to-do-list. Be proactive!

3. Try new things.

Especially if you went on vacation, getting back in that college dorm room can kill your spirits. Get out and try some new things! Meet new people and get excited about the opportunities you'll get this year. Fun is always healthy!

4. Exercise daily.

If your summer was even remotely active, keep up that momentum! Get in the gym or go on a walk. Staying active will keep your body happy, which will keep you happy too!

5. Eat healthy.

If you give your body the fuel it needs, then it will be able to do the work you need it to. A good meal will go a long way in your happiness when school starts to get crazy.

5. Put effort in your school work.

If you give your best effort in school from the start, you won't have that panic attack after midterms. Once you give in and procrastinate or cheat once, there's no going back. Don't give in, and you'll be able to enjoy your free time without feeling guilty about grades.

6. Take a break when you need one.

It's OK to say you need a minute. If things are piling up, take a step back and take a deep breath. Watch your favorite movie or cheat on you healthy diet. Treat yourself to a relaxing break to get you refreshed and ready to go again.