My dreams romanticized the return to in-person learning—studying long hours at the library, getting Starbucks with friends during late night work sessions, spending time with my peers in person. However, as I walked onto campus after six quarters online, all I felt was dread. For me, the transition proved just as hard as the shift to online learning, except, this time, the university and many of my professors were less forgiving and understanding of the mental and emotional toll of the complete culture shock of returning to campus. I felt so grateful for the chance to finally interact with others in person, yet at the same time, I was exhausted, stressed, and overwhelmed by the adjustment.