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A Thread Of 'The Office' GIFs That Explain The True Struggle Of Senior Year

Goodbyes are a bitch.

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A Thread Of 'The Office' GIFs That Explain The True Struggle Of Senior Year

For some of us, senior year is a breeze.

We've planned accordingly, our class schedule is light, we have accepted a job post-graduation, life is good.

For others, we are winging every single aspect of our lives. From paying rent to finishing up homework that was due during syllabus week, (a crime, I know), we are truly struggling.

Obviously, I am one of those procrastinators. So I've made a thread of 'The Office' gifs to further procrastinate and depict the true feels of senior year.

1. When the professor says "this is a no technology class. Laptops and cell phones away"

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2. Trying to justify skipping class once... or twice a week

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3. Watching freshman as they get to class early, where nice outfits, and try hard.

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4. Constantly thinking about how good summer was, and whining about how bad you want it back 

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5. Feeling like you're using your degree when you can answer questions in class

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6. Or sitting all the way in the back of the class because you have no idea why you're enrolled in the class you're in. 

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7. Having to actually purchase textbooks... even though it's senior year. 

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8. Trying to be a friend, a student, a co-worker, a good person and not broke all at the same time

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9. Feeling personally victimized when you get called out for having your phone out 

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10. Showing up late to class...every class.

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11. Getting a ticket for parking on campus in a spot that's convenient for me, regardless if it's legal or not

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12. Reassuring your fellow group-mates that you too, have no idea how you are going to present a group project next week. 

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13. Looking at the syllabus and realizing there is an exam the second week of school:

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14. That feeling in that one boring class, with the one boring professor, that doesn't let have your laptop out during class.

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15. Submitting homework at 11:55 when it's due at 11:59

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16. Reminiscing on how easy every school year before this was

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17. When the professor posts 'practice problems' but doesn't require them to be turned in for credit

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18. Strategizing where you sit so you know you're surrounded by smart people who know what they are doing

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19. Saturday feels as you well know you have 2 exams on Monday you have YET to study for. 

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20. Opening your email to find ANOTHER new, eager, email from a professor about an assignment that is due

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21. Nervously answering the "what are your plans after college" question almost everyday 

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22. Having a mutual hatred for anything that requires energy with all of your senior friends

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23. Always being on the verge of tears when you think of the G word (graduation)

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