Every college student knows the struggle of going home for summer break. First, you have to move everything out of your dorm. After moving out of your dorm you then have to move everything back into our childhood home (or in some cases your first grown-up home!). During this process you have to be careful not to leave random things from college strewn around the house (parents don't like that much). Finally, you are left to figure out what the rest of the summer has to offer.

Your summer may be divided into several stages. I will explain these stages through out good friends from Grey's Anatomy.

1. You move home and catch up on the sleep that was lost from hell… AKA finals week.

Sleep is far and in-between during finals week. The last final you have feels like you are walking in from a hazy dream wondering who and where you are?!

2. You then begin to wonder how much you will actually get done this summer.

If you're like me I am always keeping myself busy. This includes getting ahead for the following year, catching up with old friends, or working. BUT, for some people this just means looking for, and landing a summer job.

3. You begin to enjoy doing nothing…nothing at all.

Although I have taken summer classes since I graduated High School, it is the best feeling having a few weeks before those classes begin and after they end to do absolutely nothing. Always remind yourself that it is ok to have days like this! Once school begins, these days will be few and far between.

4. Once July begins, you begin to stress about how quickly school is approaching… but the Summer just began?

It is OK. Although school is closer than you expected, this is the time to get organized for the next semester so you are not as stress the day of move in.

5. Although being at home with your family has been fun and refreshing, you are very ready to be back at school to with your people.

I know for me I love being home and spending time with my family, and especially my brother who I don't have the chance to see during the school year. Although, at the very end of the summer you begin to get an "itch". This "itch" makes you feel ready to move back to school. At this point you are excited to update your new dorm room, see your friends, and are actually kind of excited to begin your fall classes. This is the bittersweet end of summer.

Although it is kind of depressing that summer is coming to an end, just remember that the school year will fly by, and soon enough, Summer will come again.