Can you guys believe it's already back-to-school time? We certainly can't. Although, you should really cherish the time you have in college because lemme tell you, the real world suuuucks. We know that's a total cliche, but it's true. Homework and exams are annoying as hell, but trust us, getting up at 6am every single morning and not having summer breaks is worse.
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Side-effects of real life include sluggishness, glassy eyes, ambivalence and general ennui. The best way to fight these symptoms is by scrolling through memes, and scrolling through a lot of them. This extra-large batch will help stave off that depression and bring on the light chuckles. You're welcome.
We've finally made it to May! Do you know what that means? Yeah, summer is "around the corner," but before everyone can sit back and relax, there are millions of stressed students getting ready for the absolute hell that is finals week. Between the cramming, working for pennies, and internships, it is to be expected that mental health is at an all time low. Fortunately for our scholars, we have some memes here that will remind the study-addled that they're not alone.
If you went to college, then you'll likely recall having to respond to incredibly stupid assumptions about your field of study. Every single major has its fair share of stereotypes, and these tweets, also known as "What's Your Degree In?" make light of that in an amusing way. And in the end it doesn't even matter, because who even gets a job in the field they studied anyway?
Good news for meme-loving bookworms: Turns out that SparkNotes is more than just a helpful cramming tool. Their Instagram account is an absolute goldmine of memes combining our favorite books with shows like The Office, Arrested Development, and Parks and Rec. If you like what you see here, give 'em a follow!
Even us meme experts have to decipher through 'em sometimes.
Were you (or are you) one of those college students that swore by cramming? Did you leave everything until the last minute and pray for extra credit? Professor David Red has some words for you. And they come in the form of popular memes. The St. Johns River State professor has taken to transforming everyone's favorite memes into some serious savage jokes about lazy students. While his meme masterpieces might trigger those of you who are still "studying hard," they're definitely pics that other teachers and graduates will relate to.
h/t Woke Sloth
