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15 Times Michael Scott Was All Of Us At College

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15 Times Michael Scott Was All Of Us At College
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The Office is one of those shows that can perfectly describe any situation. At times, Michael Scott can be all of us in our struggles, thinking and saying the very things we would. This wonder of a man, this superb Regional Manger of Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, this poet with words has, at one time or another, perfectly described what it's like to be in college.

1. When your professor doesn’t curve the test.


2. When you finally get the answer right after 20 tries.


3. When you figure out you have a final on the last day.


4. When your professor mentions “extra credit.”


5. When someone starts talking about the homework you forgot to do.


6. When you know nothing about your essay topic.

7. When you go to get help from your professor.


8. When you open the final exam and look at the first question.


9. When your teacher doesn’t believe in partial credit.


10. When your professor casually mentions “This is worth 50% of your final grade.”


11. When you get an A on the paper you started 5 hours before the deadline.

12. When you finally finish classes for the semester.


13. When you try to control all of your priorities.

14. When you aced the test you thought you failed.

15. When you just gotta remind yourself it could all be much worse.


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