Midterms are officially upon us. The stress is enormous. The only thing to get us through this troubling time is to know we're not alone. Lucky for us, "The Office" has our backs.
Here are 18 gifs that perfectly describe our feelings this midterm season:
1. When the professor says the test is cumulative.
2. When you don't get a study guide because "you're too old for a guide."
3. When you get the test and you don't even know the answer to the first question.
4. When you can't find a place to study because there are a million people studying everywhere.
5. When you lose your focus so you start distracting others.
6. When you realize you know nothing and just want the test to be over with.
7. Thinking about how you're going to roast your professor during the end of semester evals.
8. Thinking about how midterms may ruin your spring break vibe.
9. When a classmate won't share their study guide answers with you.
10. When you leave the midterm feeling defeated and you hear people saying how easy it was.
11. When you calculate how much your GPA will drop because of the test.
12. When you try to give yourself a pep-talk halfway through the week.
13. When you spend all of your time "studying" scrolling through Twitter.
14. When your parents ask you how you did.
15. When you see a puppy around campus and you need emotional support.
16. When the professor walks by, glances at your answers, and makes an announcement to read the questions more carefully.
17. When the professor asks if you have any questions.
18. When it's all over and you have to remind yourself of your worth.
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