Moving in is always a hassle. Some find packing things up to be the worst part, others find unpacking an impossible task. Either way, you are sure to discover just how much you hate packing throughout your four years as a college student. From some version of home-to-dorm to home-to-different-dorm to home-to-cross-country-internship to home-to-sorority-house to home to-college-apartment, there is no way anyone can go through four (or five) years of college without realizing that freshman you is not the same mover as the senior you.

Freshman Year: "Only two months until I move in! Time to pack."
And unpack, and repack, and unpack and repack.

Senior Year: "I think I'm moving in tomorrow. Probably should do some laundry."
...or I think my apartment has a washer and dryer. We'll find out, I guess.

Freshman Year: "I'm going to organize all my stuff in alphabetically labeled, color coded boxes"
Office Max is the new Forever 21.

Senior Year: "My favorite suitcase is a garbage bag."
The "Hunger Games" of clothes. If it fits in the bag, it survives.

Freshman Year: "I am definitely buying this $60 Urban Outfitters chalkboard"
TBT to livin' large with high school graduation money.

Senior Year: "Is it rude if I steal toilet paper from Alden Library?"
I mean, I do pay tuition.

Freshman Year: "I NEED to bring both pairs of black heels and all three pairs of rain boots."
LOL.

Senior Year: "Will anyone notice if I wear these converse for every occasion?"
More importantly, do I care?

Freshman Year: "I can't wait to meet my roommate! I hope she's not weird."
... and by "hope" I mean I stalked her, her family and her coworkers on every social media platform and the results are promising.

Senior Year: "I don't know why they do, but thank god my roommates put up with my weirdness."
#Blessed

Freshman Year: "I don't want to leave home ..."
What if I'm bad at college?

Senior Year: "I can't wait to be back hOUme..."
What if I'm bad at being grown-up?