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12 Stages Of Finals Week As Told By Dogs

Just think, you can officially start counting down the days until you can see your dog again.

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12 Stages Of Finals Week As Told By Dogs
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It's about that time again, the moment we have all been hoping would never arrive, the worst week of the entire year — it's finals week my friends. Those two words alone bring tears to my eyes and if you're anything like me, tears will be overflowing from your eyes all week. Here's to a well-deserved study/sanity break.


1. I'm smart, I've made decent grades all semester... I've got this!

2. You evaluate how much studying is to be done and create your to-do lists.


3. After you read what all is on your to-do list, the panic begins.

4. Realizing that it’s a cumulative final and not remembering anything before spring break.


5. Rethinking your major and this whole college thing altogether. Is it too late to pick a questionable alternative? Then you remember you can't dance to save your life.


6. Sleep..I need sleep.


7. Showing up at your professor's office hours to try and have them curve your grade because the studying just isn't happening.

8. Time to turn to coffee

9. Spending more hours in the library than you have the entire year in this week alone.

10. Seeing the light at the end of the tunnel because right after this is summer.

11. Stress eating is at an all-time high.

12. The college is constantly sending e-mails on effective study habits which does not include last minute procrastination and all nighters but running away from my problems is easier.


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