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Finals Motivation, Brought To You by DJ Khaled's Snapchats

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Jessica Kent
Dec 06, 2015
Providence College
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Finals Motivation, Brought To You by DJ Khaled's Snapchats

It's no secret that finals week is stressful. The thought of studying for exams that will count for a significant portion of your grade and writing papers the length of small novels is enough to make you want to crawl into bed for the rest of your life. It's understandable. But there is a light in the darkness; something that will inspire you to crack a book and pursue your academic dreams, no matter how challenging: DJ Khaled's Snapchats. Prepare to succeed.

1. Even if you feel like you have no time, make time for Listerine.

You want an A? Mouthwash is key. DJ Khaled knows best.

2. Teeth brushing is essential as well.

3. Also necessary for an A is a sweet hairstyle.

Just keep yourself clean, basically.

4. And don't forget about the apples.

Stay healthy.

5. If your parents ask how your final went, stay positive no matter what.

Even if you're pretty sure you got a 2.

6. But DJ Khaled wants you to know that a bad grade isn't the end of the world.

Thanks, DJ Khaled.

7. And if you do actually do well, remember to thank the one who is responsible: bottled water.

8. Don't let your professors and their assignments ruin your holiday excitement.

Stay pumped for Christmas.

9. Even if you feel run down, stay ready for whatever is coming next.

Another final. Why not?

10. If you feel as though you've made a solid study guide, let the others in your class know.

Sharing is caring.

11. Keep eating.

Food is your greatest blessing. Thank DJ Khaled for reminding you of this.

12. Remember that the road to success is really quite easy.

This is all you need to know.

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