20. When you stumble home after a night of partying. 19. When you’re a senior and realize you’re finally almost done with school. (Unless you decide to go to grad school.) 18. When that one person in your class keeps asking questions about everything. 17. When you finally finish your midterms/finals and can feel all the stress leaving your body. 16. Realizing your parents can’t dictate your every move any more because you live on campus and not at home.
Disney has tons of characters with all sorts of personalities so there’s definitely going to be at least one or two you can relate to. Whether you’re certain you’re the next Cinderella or you just sympathize with Wreck-It-Ralph, here are 25 Disney characters all college students can relate to. 24. Peter Pan (Peter Pan) After college you have to face the real world and become a full fledged adult, but let’s face it: you’re not prepared for that. If you had it your way you’d never grow up. 23. Sleepy (Snow White and the Seven Dwarves) Whether you had a long night of partying or studying or whatever, sometimes you just want to sleep. Naps are basically your best friend. 22. Grumpy (Snow White and the Seven Dwarves) Some days you just wake up on the wrong side of the bed and don’t want to be bothered or you just found out you have
For some reason it’s a natural thing for people to constantly want what we can’t have – whether it’s the last piece of chocolate or the person you have a crush on but is already in a relationship. There’s always that burning desire to have the things that we don’t already – and I’m not just talking about material goods or that boy/girl we like. I’ll often find myself wishing that I had this or that and wishing that I took a different path in life. I’m single so I want to be in a relationship. I’m in a relationship so all of a sudden I realize how much I took being single for granted. I have naturally curly hair so instead I wish it was straight. No matter what it is – I always seem to want the things that I can’t have. For example, I go to a medium sized private college, but the minute I see
Planning a study abroad trip and actually going on it are two entirely different things. When you’re planning the trip you’re more likely to focus on the logistics as well as all of the places you plan on traveling and all of the friends you’re going to make. On the other hand, you spent so long fantasizing about how amazing everything is going to be that when you board your plane and realize that it’s actually beginning there’s all sorts of new worries that pop into your head. Eventually you’ll get the hang of it and have the time of your life, but here are ten things you’ll probably worry about within the first few weeks of your study abroad. 10. Being the only American in your class. The people will by no means treat you like you’re an outcast, but they might talk about your accent or ask you what it’s like
Valentine’s Day usually brings out two types of people; the couples who are going to celebrate their love and the grumpy singles who usually curse those couples and mumble how they don’t have time for things like “dates and presents anyways”. Couples in a long distance relationship though usually fall somewhere in the middle of not being single, but also hating every couple around them for being together. Having miles in between you and your beau does not mean you have to totally dread all signs of red hearts and chocolates. Long distance lovers have the opportunity to make the best of a tough situation and get creative this holiday. Instead of stalking Instagram over a bowl of ice cream and looking at what every other couple is doing, try these simple tricks for making your long distance Valentine’s Day special. 5. Mail Gifts Ahead Of Time- Instead of throwing all
