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If you've taken summer classes, you can relate to these 13 moments.

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1. When your alarm goes off at 6:00 AM for your very first summer class:

2. When you snooze the 6:00 AM alarm and wake up 15 minutes late for your very first summer class:

3. When a friend asks you if you want to hang out but you have to repeatedly tell them no because you have class or homework that needs to be finished:

4. When the teacher says "remove everything off your desks, we're having a pop quiz!"

5. When you barely pass that pop quiz, but hey, you passed it:

6. When you have all semester to study for your final exam but choose to study the night before at 11:45 PM.

7. When you see the final bill for your ONE summer class and it costs $547:

8. When your teacher has explained something to you 3 times and you still don't get it but you pretend like you get it:

9. When you get the test and have no idea what you're doing or even why you're in this class:

10. When you're supposed to be focusing on the lecture, but all you can think about is weird/random things like this:

11. When the teacher doesn't round your 67.9% up to an A:

12. When you accept the fact that you can't get your F to an A in 2 weeks:

13. On the last day of class when you don't care how you did, you just know that it's finally over:

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If you've taken summer classes, you can relate to these 13 moments.

1. When your alarm goes off at 6:00 AM for your very first summer class:

2. When you snooze the 6:00 AM alarm and wake up 15 minutes late for your very first summer class:

3. When a friend asks you if you want to hang out but you have to repeatedly tell them no because you have class or homework that needs to be finished:

4. When the teacher says "remove everything off your desks, we're having a pop quiz!"

5. When you barely pass that pop quiz, but hey, you passed it:

6. When you have all semester to study for your final exam but choose to study the night before at 11:45 PM.

7. When you see the final bill for your ONE summer class and it costs $547:

8. When your teacher has explained something to you 3 times and you still don't get it but you pretend like you get it:

9. When you get the test and have no idea what you're doing or even why you're in this class:

10. When you're supposed to be focusing on the lecture, but all you can think about is weird/random things like this:

11. When the teacher doesn't round your 67.9% up to an A:

12. When you accept the fact that you can't get your F to an A in 2 weeks:

13. On the last day of class when you don't care how you did, you just know that it's finally over:

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Or at least try to do.

1. I will wake up (sorta) on time for class.

2. I will look decent for class.

3. I will go to the gym more.

4. I will go to the library and study more.

5. I will meet new people.

For those long nights that turn into mornings when the struggle is real.

1. Walk in motivated and ready to rock

2. Disappointed you let it get this bad

3. Distracted: When a 10-Minute Break Becomes an Hour

4. When the Yearning for Sleep Sneaks Up

5. In the words of Lorelai Gilmore "Coffee, Coffee, Coffee"

Oh, so done.

You need sleep, but also have 13 things due in the span of 4 days.

1. When it's December 1 and you have seven things due, three exams, and haven't slept in three days.

2. So you stress.

3. And cry.

4. Then call your mom to cry some more.

5. After the pep talk, you feel determined to get everything done.

6. But, now you're tired.

7. And really hungry.

8. Suddenly, it's 2 a.m. and you have only written three sentences and your paper is due in the morning.

9. You've made it to Friday... somehow.

10. Then Sunday hits and you find yourself back at the Lib.

11. So you cry some more.

12. But, you fight through the tears to get everything done because you're determined.

13. In the end, you feel on top of the world because you made it through the last week of class alive.

14. But, now it's finals week so good luck.

The ultimate list and gif guide to a college student's brain during finals.

What does the world outside the library look like?

Can I read this entire book tonight?

I should have gone to class more often.

Did the professor even teach this?

What is the lowest grade I can get on this exam and still pass the class?

Should I just drop out of school now?

Finals are ruining Christmas.

Just wrote three sentences so time for a break.

Need. More. Coffee.

What is sleep?

I'm too stupid for college.

Brain hurts.

Time for a Facebook Break.

I think I'm dying.

When will I ever need this information in the real world?

I can't read any of my notes.

I need my mom.

When was the last time I showered?

I need study snacks.

The struggle is so real right now.

"A Christmas Story" is the star on top of the tree.

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