This dramedy follows the lives of three students - Cindy, Andrew, and Thomas - as they begin the college process and as a result are forced to evaluate the decisions they made during their high school experience. Cindy Cohen (Danielle Weiss) is the classic overachiever; nothing satisfies her, she is obsessed with being the absolute best at everything, obsessed with a perfect GPA, and obsessed with doing every extracurricular activity to distinguish herself. Her social conscience is her best friend Stephanie Harte (Jordana Kulak), who forces Cindy to go outside of her comfort zone and “live a little.” Now, during a time when college is seen as a huge priority to most seniors, Cindy has figure out how balance her academic and social life if she wants to succeed in the future. Andrew Preston (Natan Davids) is very smart, but very lazy. Though he is a leader, smart, and well-liked, he is very lazy, and, as a result, school hasn’t been a priority and it’s coming back to bite him in the butt. His girlfriend Michelle Wrightman (Talia Ditkoff), functions as his moral compass in many ways, as she pushes him to better himself both morally and academically. As much as Michelle gives him a hard time, he never resents her for it. Now, Andrew is in trouble for past years and realizes he needs to get his act together if he wants to go to a good school. Thomas Wiener (Ilan Selinger) is not very bright, but his grades have been decent due to easy classes. Overall, it seems as though he doesn’t have much going for, at least that’s what people think. In reality, Thomas is very talented in his extra curricular endeavors and is an overall caring person, but people don’t really know that because they don’t know him. Now, Thomas needs to figure how to navigate through life if he wants to succeed in college the following year, if he gets in.