It is the week after Thanksgiving break and were all back at college for the homestretch. It may seem like nothing at first thought, considering we only have a little more than two weeks before the semester is over and we're back home for Christmas break, but these two weeks are nothing but easy. We have finals, and probably a million other things. Here are 11 times Greys Anatomy represents exactly what we all go through these last 2 weeks back at school.

1. Legitimately losing the capability of wearing anything other than sweatpants and pajamas.

It's just at that point where you literally don't care anymore. Dress how ya feel.

2. Being somewhat optimistic about the very small number in your bank account at this time of the year.

Being in college teaches you the real meaning of broke. After spending all of it in the first month I'm sure most of us are strugglin' as we near the end.

3. Thinking about just how awful and hard these two weeks are going to be.

There's gonna be that moment when you just sit there for a second, and that's when it hits you. This is gonna suck.

Considering it.

5. When the finals are about to start.

6. Calculating the lowest grade you can get on your final to get a decent grade in the class.

This tactic never makes you feel better. "I need a 127 percent on the final to get an A in the class."

7. When other people are surrounding you seem kinda happy and you don't understand how you can possibly be optimistic during finals week.

I am finally understanding Meredith's definition of being dark and cloudy.

8. When your professors decide to teach you eight more chapters when the final is literally tomorrow.

It is never ending.

9. When you're about 12 hours into studying for your last few finals.

This is when we reach our breaking point.

10. When you have to call your mom to tell her how the final went and you're not feeling too hot about it.

Me too Derek, me too.

11. When you're DONE and finally get to go home.

It's glorious. The finals are finally over and you get to go home for Christmas. I don't know what beats that.