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Going Back To College, As Told By 'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia'

The headache you get when you add up in your head how much your textbooks will cost...

Abigail Morse

Aug 20, 2017

Rhode Island College

Going Back To College, As Told By 'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia'

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Going back to school is very bitter sweet, on one hand you get to see all of your friends all the time again, but you also have to go back to studying, taking exams, and lugging your textbooks around campus. These conflicting feelings have most of us going crazy, and boy can the cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia describe our feelings perfectly!

1. When You Start to Add Up How Much All Your Books Cost

2. Introducing Yourself to Your New Suite and Floor Mates

3. When Your Teacher Jumps Right In on Syllabus Week

4. When You're Starving and Want to Eat in Class

5. Emotional Eating Because You Miss Your Dog and Family

6. When Someone Sits Right Next to You in Class When All the Other Desks are Open

7. Going to Class Hungover Because You Were Celebrating Too Hard the Night Before

8. When You Just Can't Stop Yourself From Eating Dinning Hall Fries Every Day

9. Taking Pictures When You Go Out and Struggling to Get a Good One

10. When You Have An Exam In the Morning and Your Suite Mates Are Being Loud AF

11. Trying to Make a Good Impression on Your Professors and Failing

12. When Just Looking at Your Syllabi is Stressing You Out and You Need to Chill
13. When You Remember You Have The Following Monday Off for Labor Day
14. When You Get Your Bill For The Semester
15. Sliding Into Jeans Once The Weather Gets Cooler and Feeling Like a Babe

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