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Finals Week: In The Form Of The Office

When finals week has you stressed to the maximum, The Office has the perfect reactions to sum it up.

Haley Olson

Nov 21, 2016

University of North Dakota

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With finals week coming up, every college kid is getting a little stressed out. That being said, what is better than postponing the studying with binging Netflix, more specifically, The Office. So, here are a few photos and quotes that relate to the typical college student; summed up perfectly by The Office.

1) Sometimes, Michael Scott relates to the college student in the most reliable way when it comes to writing papers:

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2) When Pam understands the importance of attending mandatory class (especially review days). but you just need that morning to sleep in… Even if it is the second week of class:

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3) When Dwight understands how much we hate the students that only attend class on exam days and they sit in your (unassigned) seat:

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4) When studying for finals causes an existential crisis and Michael Scott has your back:

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5) When you bomb all finals but you get to go home and finally get more than 3 hours of sleep:

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6) Kevin Malone understands me when it comes to people asking questions on review day:

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7) When you start to believe that finals week is not worth the amount you pay each semester. I didn’t pay for stress!

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8) Kevin understands the pain of summing up an essay when you have 3 minutes left to finish an essay exam and then FREEDOM.

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9) I think I have the answer to Andy’s statement, and it’s following a syllabus prior to finals week.

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10) When you are so, so, SO close to being done with finals but you have 1 more:

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11) Stanley understands how I thought I passed that last exam but my grade says otherwise.

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12) When that final essay has you feeling some kind of way:

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13) Stanley understands what it truly means to get the college degree and the entry-level jobs we compete to receive:

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And on a final but optimistic outlook on those finals week thoughts:

14) The notorious quote that Michael Scott reinforced… You might be stressed now, but remember that the stress will be worth it after you put yourself out there.

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Good luck to everyone as the semester comes to a close! Now, if I must, I should probably stop procrastinating and start studying.

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