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50 Things To Do The Last Week Of School

We all know you won't be studying the whole time.

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It is finally the last week of the school year. Sure, you will be swamped with finals, but we all know we won't spend an entire 120-hour school week studying. Here's a list of things that you can do when taking a break, or when you're just over studying.

  1. Buy a swimsuit for vacation
  2. Eat the rest of your dorm snacks so they don’t go bad
  3. Eat something on campus you haven’t had before
  4. Find a good place to study for finals
  5. Go to one of the museums on campus
  6. Pin ideas for your apartment
  7. Make a packing list for vacation
  8. Start selling stuff you don’t need, now that you’re moving out of your dorm
  9. Finish the movie you stopped watching on Netflix
  10. Start a new TV show
  11. Paint your toes a summery color
  12. Plan what you are gonna wear on the last day of finals
  13. Plan what you are gonna eat with your last meal exchange
  14. Take upperclassman friends to the Caf
  15. Delete friends on Facebook
  16. Cry about the fact you won’t be within walking distance of Raising Cane’s anymore
  17. Talk to the kid in class you’ve never talked to
  18. Research planners and organizational tips to make you motivated
  19. Buy a house plant and name it
  20. Play a random playlist on Spotify to find new songs
  21. Start planning Big/Little crafts
  22. Wear a crazy lip color
  23. Find a motivational quote and set it as your phone wallpaper
  24. Finish your FitBit step goal for the week
  25. Untag yourself from old embarrassing pictures on Facebook
  26. Call your parents
  27. Say ‘Thanks’ to your RA
  28. And your professors
  29. Go to the gym one last time (or for the first time)
  30. Spend an hour taking BuzzFeed quizzes
  31. Learn how to play solitaire with physical cards
  32. Buy a mug from Starbucks with your Meal Points
  33. Try and go to Crossroads after 12 AM
  34. Start slowly taking down your dorm decor
  35. Refrain from buying any more room decor
  36. Clean your dishes
  37. And take out your trash
  38. Sweep too, maybe?
  39. Stalk your favorite celebrity’s insta
  40. Go see a movie in Meacham
  41. Start Googling how to cook
  42. Clear your email
  43. Think of all the money you’ll earn during your summer job
  44. Or find a summer job if you don’t have one
  45. Join in on a campus tour
  46. Clean your makeup brushes
  47. Pick a non-required book to read during summer
  48. Sell your textbooks
  49. See if you remember your Webkinz password
  50. Finally study the night before your final

*P.S I do not condone not studying for finals. You need to pass your class. You need to graduate.

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