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15 Michael Scott Quotes That Perfectly Sum Up Finals Week

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15 Michael Scott Quotes That Perfectly Sum Up Finals Week

It's December and we all know what that means: FINALS WEEK!

*a collective cry is heard across the nation*

OK, let's be real. If you're a college student, you dread hearing the words "finals" and "week" in the same sentence because it means you are about to spend the next seven days drowning in a combination of work, caffeine, and your own tears.

Here are some quotes Michael Scott has said that perfectly sum up the tragic finals week experience:

1. When you stay up all night writing a paper about a topic you know nothing about that's due at 8 a.m.:

2. When you realize that the members of your group project are still making you do all the work:

3. When you remember the phrase "C's get degrees" and stop trying completely:

4. When you walk into the library and there isn't a single place to sit:


5. When you start to justify using Wikipedia as a valid source:

6. When you're bitter about your friends going out while you stay in to do work:

7. When you're too busy studying that you forget to eat healthy brain food:

8. When you open up your textbook for the first time all semester and realize you're f***ed:

9. When you "just wing it" on an exam and hope for the best:

10. When you have a presentation due in less than 12 hours:

11. When you realize you have no money left because you've spent it all on food:

12. When your professors take an absurd amount of time to post your final grades:

13. When you start hating everyone and everything around you because of the stress:

14. When you contemplate dropping out of school and moving to a foreign country:

15. When you hand in your last final and you feel as if your soul has left your body:

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