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Finals Week As Explained By Gilmore Girls

Relatable moments with Rory and Lorelai

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Finals Week As Explained By Gilmore Girls
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As the stress of finals exponentially grows with each passing day before our first exam, it is easy to get overwhelmed by everything going on. Fortunately, we are very close to having a break to rest and rejoice in all that is going on. Here are some relatable emotions that we experience during the end of a semester, as told by Gilmore Girls.


1. Trying to remember who you were before all the stress

Who even knows anymore?


2. Rereading over class notes

Life has never been so confusing.


3. Realizing you have exams at 8am

The early bird gets the...grumpy exam time.


4. Caffeine is key

Trying to stay awake long enough to study more is the real struggle.


5. When reality kicks in

All the coffee in the world will only go so far...


6. Figuring out that you are out of snacks

Having to break the study sessions to go and find food is less than ideal for optimizing the amount of time spent studying.


7. Conquering the test

Knowing you overcame the test and crushed it is a beautiful beautiful thing.


8. Wanting to ask the professor why the exam was 30 pages long

Final exams: where time is never on your side.

9. That pep talk you give yourself in the middle of wanting to give up

Walking away is for the weak, whereas fighting the struggle head on is character building!


10. When your friend suggests taking an intensive during break

Christmas break is for resting and restoring, not for cramming and crashing.


11. Celebrating the end of the stress

The finals are done! The finals are done!


Whether you have already gone through your stressful period of time for this season or whether you are just about to, stay positive and embrace the opportunities!

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