1. Falling in love with every uni once you've read their prospectus:
2. And realising there are way more courses out there than the ones your teachers told you about:
3. Genuinely worrying that you won't be able to narrow down your selection to just five universities:
4. You start writing your personal statement and realise you have no idea how to begin:
Brb, just drowning in "how to write a personal statement" articles.
5. And realise it's super hard to talk about your achievements without sounding arrogant:
6. Getting desperate and putting grade one piano on your personal statement:
7. And dying a little inside when you're told to cut down your paragraph on DofE to a sentence:
8. When you try to figure out your UCAS points total:
9. And can't remember which GCSEs you took, even though that was only a year ago:
10. When you're already getting excited about the places you could study abroad:
11. When it feels like everyone else has got it together way more than you have:
12. And you want to give up trying to human:
Parents: Your room is a mess. Me: You should see my life.
Sixteen ain't so sweet sometimes.
13. But luckily, your friends are there to help you get your grades:
Free periods become your saving grace.
14. Trying to balance uni applications with coursework, homework, and revision:
15. And constantly daydreaming about uni to keep you motivated:
I'm dead excited to go to uni because my uni looks like hogwarts
You're totally going to become the star of an a capella group at uni, à la Pitch Perfect. Totally.
16. When you send off your UCAS application and can hardly stand to say goodbye:
17. And you start frantically checking UCAS every waking minute:
18. But hey, at least you have the finer things in life there to distract you:
It's great practice for uni.