Whether you're in a high school or college, one thing remains the same -- your senior year. It's your last year of classes, and you're probably either looking into furthering your schooling or starting a career. Regardless of the path you choose, we all have one thing in common: We know firsthand that senioritis is not a myth.

You may feel it in the beginning of the year... You wake up on the first day of school and realize that this is your last year and it is going to be filled with so many memories! You'll have plenty of stories to tell your kids (if that relationship thing ever happens).

You start off by really working on your appearance... You're a senior now and everybody will be able to tell by how adult you look.

But about two weeks in you give up on that and people just assume you're about to graduate because you look slightly homeless.

Then you get to winter break and it hits you: one semester left. You're going to have to learn how to adult pretty soon.

Suddenly your classes don't seem relevant anymore -- just like doing busy work to pass the time. When you actually show up, you spend the whole class feeling pretty annoyed and doing just about anything to entertain yourself. Until of course, the teacher brings up something that "we all should know by now" and you don't remember hearing about that at all. And here you thought you knew everything.

You start counting down the weeks, then the days, and your escape is so close you can barely stand it...

Until you realize you're about to start adulting real soon.

And suddenly you wish you could make time go slower. Graduation is around the corner, and you're running around trying to tie loose ends together, wondering if you're educated enough to have a career or to start an even higher level of schooling. But now you're off to bigger and better things that aren't as scary as they look, and they will all be shaped by what you do right now.