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Finals Week, As Told By Spongebob

The year is coming to a close and no one is ready.

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1. Cracking Open That Textbook To Study For The First Time

You are still pretty confident and have hope that studying won't really be that bad this time, right? The exam is still far enough away that panic hasn't set in yet.

2. What's The Harm In One Small Break?

In fact, the exam is so far away that you have time for a quick break. What's the harm in watching one episode on Netflix or spending a bit of time with your friends?

3. When That Small Break Turns Into 2 Weeks Of Procrastination

Ok, so this short, ten-minute break may have turned into days of procrastination. You haven't opened one textbook in a week. But that's fine, the exam is still a few days away...

4. Being Productive In Everything But Your Classwork

You feel a bit guilty about not studying, so your procrastination turns from spending time on your phone and Netflix to random chores like cleaning or reorganizing your entire room.

5. Cramming 5 Weeks Worth Of Work In One Night


When you finally get back to studying, the exam is in 12 hours and you're freaking out. It's possible to do eight hours of work in 30 minutes, right?

6. That Night-Before-The-Test Panic


You now understand that you definitely should have procrastinated less and began studying sooner, since there is no time left. Panic sets in as you begin to realize your fate.

7. Finishing Your Paper and Studying Moments Before The Exam

After an extremely late night of frantically writing and breaking down in front of your study guide, it's finally time for the exam. Do you think the professor can tell that you haven't slept in four days?

8. Forgetting Everything You Learned After The First Test Question

This test is way harder than you originally were expecting, and that panic begins to come back as you try to recall a whole semester's worth of information. You swore you knew this 10 minutes ago!

9. Walking Out Of The Test Room Like You Just Left A War Zone


The exam is over, and you feel like your entire life has flashed before your eyes. You leave the classroom in a daze, not sure exactly what just happened or what to do with yourself now that it's done.

10. That Moment Of Pure Joy When You Realize That You're Finally Done

A feeling of ecstasy overwhelms you as you realize that exams are finally done and it's summer! You can finally relax, spend time with friends, and maybe, just maybe, even sleep.

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