Yes I have Senioritis, but not a serious case

Ok so we all know that when your a senior, eventually you get Senioritis. Well, since i'm a senior, i have it too. I actually had this -itis back when i was in my Junior year of High School becasue i didn't want to do any of the work, especially in my Physics class. I felt that since my GPA was reasonable (almost a 3.4), i figured i could slack off a little bit. That's something that i regret. To be honest, i really was done with school in my mind but the little voice in my head told me to continue with school and reach my goal of going to college to become a surgeon. So now, I am almost done with school (counting down the days in which the seniors of my class have at least 43 more days left). I have been accepted into the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and am waiting for three more schools. I am slacking off on finding scholarships and filling them out. All of this is TOO MUCH WORK!! but i know that it is worth it because, i need money for college and there's no other way to get money (well my parents but thatz a small amount) compared to how much the tuition is for the school i actually want to attend (which is Hampton University in Virginia). Like other Seniors in my class, we are trying to do the best we can to graduate and at least not hear from our schools that we have been rejected thanks to the grades we have been recieving. I am in 1 AP course where i need to pass it because it is a 1.0 credit course and if i fail it, it will crush my chances of graduating in May. My Senioritis is not that serious. I still do my work but it's sometimes passed in late or not completed. Hearing stories of past students getting into their colleges and then being denied because of poor grades is not good. So for now on, i am going to do my best and not slack off in any of my classes. For all those Seniors and even Juniors ready to be seniors, Take these last school years serious because you don't want to end up taking summer school or not graduating because of some careless actions of not doing your work.