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The First Week of School As Told By Beyoncé

Going to an early class, but still looking fabulous.

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The First Week of School As Told By Beyoncé

After a three month hibernation, our brains are being forced to wake up. We already have essays due, 1,000 pages of reading to do by Monday, and professors are already mentioning midterms and finals. It's only the first week, and our brains feel like they're going to explode. Even though it has some downsides, the first week of school is really the best week of the year. To show you that the first week of school is still fabulous, I decided to partner up with an expert on being fabulous. Here is the first week of school as told by Queen Bey herself:

1. Walking in to the classroom like you own it:

2. Having friends in almost all of your classes:

3. When the professor says that textbook is optional:

4. Already getting excited for sports seasons:

5. Catching up with all of your friends over lunch:

6. Going to an early class, but still looking fabulous:

7. Trying to stay confident that you're gonna get your GPA up this semester:

8. Reuniting with your favorite study spot in the library:

9. The relief of dropping that class you decided to give a shot:

10. Looking back on last year, and knowing that this one is already starting out to be the best yet:

May the rest of the year be as fabulous as the first week!


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