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18 Ways Our Favorite Fictional Doctors Understood The End Of The Semester On A Spiritual Level

'Grey's Anatomy' just gets college students.

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18 Ways Our Favorite Fictional Doctors Understood The End Of The Semester On A Spiritual Level
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We all know that period of time at the end of the semester where we're desperately scrambling about, working as hard as we can to finish our classes strong.

Here are some stages we all go through told by our favorite fictional characters from Grey's Anatomy...

1. Sitting in class listening to your professor explain upcoming assignments/exams.


2. Trying to maintain a positive attitude, but you can't help but overreact when someone causes you the slightest inconvenience.


3. When the professor put something on the final that he PROMISED would NOT be on it.


4.When you go running to your professor's office for extra credit.


5.And all your exams are on the same day.


6.You're pretty much always on the verge of a mental breakdown.


7.When you get that e-mail saying you need to register for Spring Semester.


8.And you have all sorts of decisions to make about your future classes.

9.When your parents get tired of you calling them about EVERY little inconvenience in your life.


10.Sitting down to work on assignments.


11.When you check your grades and they aren't as terrible as you thought.


12.When your friend suggests going out but you're just done with everything.


13.When you're just trying to go to class and there are tour groups everywhere and you're just like...


14.Every time you skip class.


15.Trying to apply for jobs like.


16.Studying and realizing you know nothing.


17.But all you want to do is snuggle up and watch Christmas movies.


18.Then when the end of the semester is over, you can FINALLY enjoy yourself.





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