What Goes Through Your Head When You Realize it's Your Last Semester in College

...as told by our favorite Disney characters.

So it's your senior year in college. You start by telling yourself you're gonna crack down and be productive. All year.

But alas, this does not last forever.

Before you know it, it's the spring semester and you realize you have only four months left.

You're gonna take classes seriously and make good grades. 

And apply for jobs/internships.

Or put off that search for another year. Apply to grad school.

But you can't spend your entire semester doing work. You gotta make time to play, too.

Go out. Party. 

Read books for fun.

Pull an all-nighter binge-watching a series on Netflix.

Do something new and--OH WAIT that job application is due tomorrow and you need a future!

So then you switch back into productive mode and finish it. And five more, because why not? It can't hurt. 

Then just...wait.

And wait.

All your friends are talking about all the awesome job offers they've gotten, and you're just like:

And they try to be encouraging.

Suddenly, it's April, and graduation is sneaking up. And you still have no idea what you're gonna do come May/June.

You're so sick of classes and homework and studying...

Seriously, is it too much to ask just to get a callback or interview? Just one? The job market is so aggravating.

So you might as well find something to do to to keep your mind off your anxieties.

Then, seemingly out of nowhere, when you've almost given up hope, BOOM a job offer! And it's actually a good job, too!

Whew...you have a future. Relax and ride out the rest of the semester. 

When graduation day comes, try not to cry too much.

Even though you'll miss all your friends, you know you have the memories, and the best years are still yet to come. 

Now go out into the real world and rock it, because...

And one last piece of advice from the great Captain Jack Sparrow: