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11 Signs You Are So Done With This Semester

Is it over yet?

Brittany Cottle

Nov 28, 2016

Clinton, NC

11 Signs You Are So Done With This Semester

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Thanksgiving is upon us and you know what that means - fall semester of school is almost over! Woohoo! It's been a long semester and if you're anything like me, you are more than happy to see Thanksgiving break. I can't wait for the food, the football, and the family! In addition to that, I am so ready for a break from school. I need a break from the assignments, the papers, and the classes. In fact, I think I needed a break about two months ago! If you're feeling the sting of the last few days of the semester, here are 15 signs you are so done:

1. You don't care what you look like when you go to class.

OK honestly I don't care what I look like any day when I go to class, but especially right before Thanksgiving break.

2. You email your professors to double check how many absences you have.

"Dear Professor, Could you please tell me how many absences I have? Sincerely, A Really Tired And Sleep-Deprived Student.

3. You can't handle all the busy work assignments.

Assignment Directions: Please fill in your first, middle, and last name. Then, would you please write a paper on why you chose to take this class and what your favorite food is. Like what? Why?

4. You would rather eat than do your homework.

You would seriously rather eat than go to class, too and that's why even when it's 11:40 a.m. and you have class at 12 p.m., you ninja it to your favorite lunch spot, swallow your favorite meal, and make it to class with one minute to spare.

5. You look for any excuse you can to put off doing your homework.

"I want to clean the whole house today. Then I am going to do five loads of laundry. My sheets, curtains, and rugs all need to be washed! Actually, I just wanna lay here."

6. You would rather play with your dog than do anything related to school today.

"You're the cutest little thing I've ever seen! Mommy is going to snuggle with you all day!"

7. You seriously can't even.

Friend: "Wanna go to the library to study today?"

Me: "No...I can't even."

8. You start a countdown to the end of your semester on your phone.

Only 17 days left...

9. You would rather watch Christmas movies.

The best way to procrastinate!

10. When you kind of just wanna cry when you think about all that you have to do.

Like this kid.

10. You say "I am so done with this semester" like five times a day.

Seriously. Five times every day.

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