The week before finals, as classes are pulling to a close, you think you've got a pretty good grip on the finals coming your way. Finals and exams are a universal experience, quite literally. This is your week of finals as described by the characters from Doctor Who, from all over the universe.

You start to get tired of listening to your professors...

...but you know what they're telling you about the format of your exams is probably important. Especially when they give you sample questions ahead of time.

You take your notes and trudge home, ready to compile the most important facts and get them onto note cards. Eventually, everything starts to run together...

...so you have to find other friends who're in just as much pain as you.

Finally after hours and hours of studying, it's time to take the test.

You sit with your pencil, backup pencil, and water bottle, trying to convince yourself that you're ready.

You get through the first few questions, but soon things stop making sense.

You think you're about to give up and walk away. After all, the exam is only 20 percent of your final grade. You could probably fail this test and still pass the class.

Still, you manage to breathe and answer things as best you can. Things will be OK.

You start to get the hang of things, but each page of the exam feels like it just drags on. The world is slowing down around you, and you feel like you'll be stuck at your desk forever.

One by one, people begin to finish their tests and hand them in, leaving you feeling like a failure for re-checking your work.

At last, you finish the test and take the walk of victory down the rows of desks.

When you finally make it, it's absolute relief once the papers are out of your hands.

Once you're out of the classroom, you feel like celebrating with your classmates.

When your friends ask about the test later, you're not ashamed to admit your panic.

But thankfully, you know you've finished one more class.

You head home to relax and discuss the awful essay questions with your friends just before you realize...

...you've got another final tomorrow.