We have now reached the point in the semester, where we are almost out of effort to go on. It seems that every week is another week to get through and every teacher has coordinated their syllabus so you have some assignment due every day. The warm weather has left us, Halloween has passed, and now we must wait another month for Thanksgiving. If you've become a victim to mid-semester blues, then you are not alone. Here are some signs that you are officially done with this semester.

1. You’ve given up on wearing real pants.

I don’t care what anyone says, leggings ARE pants and I will wear them seven days a week.

2. Doing homework at the last minute is your goal from the beginning.

Yes I have a planner, and I use it to plan the last possible moment for me to do my Business Statistics homework.

3. A pony tail has become your hairstyle of choice.

You look at girls in your class with perfectly curled hair and wish to be like them when you grow up.

4. You feel bad that no one answers your professor's questions, but you still won’t participate.

I’m sorry you’re painfully trying to get us involved, but I missed the past hour of what you just lectured.

5. You say “I’m so tired” about 25 times a day.

Kinda wanna get ahead on schoolwork, kinda wanna take an 8 hour nap.

6. You’d rather eat cereal for dinner than make the trek down to your dining hall.

I’d love to get a warm meal, but I’d rather eat Cheerios in my warm apartment.

7. You debate whether or not you should skip class every day.

Should I go? Should I nap? I should nap. No this class costs too much money, I’m going.

8. You actually convince yourself that you don’t need to study for a test.

I’ll be okay. I’m a great test-taker. I made a mistake. I hate myself.

9. You wait until you’ve run out of your socks and your roommates' socks before you do laundry.

Hey! I accidentally borrowed ten pairs of socks, here you go friend.

10. Even though you had a month to write that paper, you complete it four hours before it’s due.

I write best under pressure, with bags under my eyes, and while having several mental breakdowns.