With its dry humor and wit, "The Office" puts a very interesting take on syllabus week. As a matter of fact, it could not describe this wonderful week more perfectly:

Finally seeing your friends for the first time in a month:

There truly is no greater feeling.

When the professor calls you out for walking in late:

He hasn't seen anything yet.

But then you see a really cute guy/girl in your class and admire them from afar:

Blowing kisses is obviously the best conversation starter.

If the professor is really laid back and chill:

Cherish these professors.

When you pretend to pay attention:

We have all made this face at some point in our lives.

When you first glance at the syllabus:

You're pretty sure you're doomed.

When you actually read the syllabus:

Now you know for sure you're doomed.

When your professor has already had enough of you:

You just don't see eye to eye.

When the professor starts teaching and the whole class is already confused:

Just try not to panic.

Your feelings about your professor:

Need I say more? We all can easily relate to Dwight more often than we would like.

When you see someone sleeping in the library this early in the semester:

This is never a good sign.

When you and your friends try to get a head start on homework but just can't take it seriously:

Sometimes, studying with friends is not always a good thing.

When you realize you can survive this semester with the help of your friends:

Another semester, another syllabus week. We survived it before, we can do it again. Good luck this semester!