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10 Thoughts You Have At the End Of The Semester

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Amanda Matsumoto

May 02, 2016

Charleston Southern University

10 Thoughts You Have At the End Of The Semester

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In college, finals week is the most stressful week of the entire year. No feeling is better than walking out of your last final and breathing your first breath of freedom the entire semester. As I sit here finally able to de-stress, I bring to you 10 thoughts we all have at the end of the semester.

1. When will final grades be posted?

We all know the feeling of staring at the computer screen constantly refreshing the report card screen waiting for the dreaded grades to be posted.

2. How will I break it to the parental units that I, once again, don't have a 4.0 average?

Mom and Dad, I know I said this was the semester. But, things change. Next semester for sure though. I promise. Maybe.

3. I need sleep.

Get me to my bed ASAP. It's been awhile since I've seen the back of my eyelids.

4. I'm going to miss having class with so and so.

Goodness, I'm really going to miss getting to see him everyday. Eye candy in class is always a plus.

5. Yes! I have a three month long vacation from people I don't like.

Three months away from all these crazy people. It's a beautiful thing. *Sigh of relief.*

6. How should I celebrate?

A fancy dinner? A massage? A shopping spree? There are so many options to consider!

7. What do I want for my first meal?

Haven't eaten a solid meal all week, so I deserve a feast!

8. What will be my first Netflix series?

Summer gives you an endless amount of time to watch Netflix with no worries about homework. You no longer need to use it to procrastinate. Binge watch away!

9. Next semester, I need to try harder.

I tell myself every semester I'm going to do better. Next semester seems like a good time to try harder.

10. Hello summer!

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