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Finals Week Told By Christmas Movies

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Looking at all the studying you have to do and finals week is coming at you hard and fast

When your prof is last-minute trying to teach you more material that'll be on the final

When your prof says the final is non-cumulative

Trying to learn a semester's worth of information in less than a week

Your diet is pretty much coffee and anything with sugar

You drink copious amounts of coffee that you don't even like

Your effort level for looking good is very low

When adulting is too hard and you wish you were 5 again

Procrastinating hard core

When no one in the study group knows what's going on

Trying to remember everything walking into the final

Looking at the first page of the final

Getting done with your final

Realizing you still have more finals to take

When your prof says they'll have your grades in the grade book within the next day and there's nothing there

Waiting for your prof to enter your grades so you can see if you passed

When you're done for-real and get to go on Christmas break

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