Michael Scott deserves all the Dundie awards for being the most relatable to us college students. Through the ups and downs of being in school, we understand his feelings all too well. Here are some examples of what it feels like to be a college student, as told by none other than our favorite Dunder Mifflin boss.

1. When you see your friends for the first time after summer break

After a long summer, this is most likely how you will feel seeing your best friends again for the first time in months. (Plus some tears of joy.)

2. Syllabus week...

Ahhh... what a time. The excitement of being back at school is setting in. Until reality begins and your workload hits you like a ton of bricks.

3. ...And finals week

Papers, group projects and hours in the library. Let's not even talk about it.

4. Listening to your friends talk about the night before when you decided to stay in

About the time when you start to regret not going out after hearing some crazy stories you wish you witnessed.

5. When you have endless amounts of work

His face says it all. So much stress and frustration. It seems as though it'll never end. Nothing beats hard work and great end results, though. It'll be worth after it's all said and done.

6. But decide to watch Netflix instead

No regrets... well, maybe some. Procrastination is at a high when the next season of your favorite show is calling your name.

7. Trying to finish a paper at ungodly hours

Droopy eyes and four cups of coffee later, I'm becoming delusional and wondering if this is actually going to get done before I fall asleep on the table in front of me.

8. When there's a presentation dress code

No explanation needed.

9. Sitting in your professor's office hours like

Please help me.