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Essentially Everybody's Finals Week As Explained By 'The Office'

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Essentially Everybody's Finals Week As Explained By 'The Office'
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Finals week is coming up, and we all know what that means.

Late nights, Starbucks, ramen, and no sleep. The most stressful week for a college student. That one exam can sometimes determine if you pass or fail that class. Study hard everybody, we are almost done.

It also means it's time to make yourself feel better by living the finals experience through the greatest show of all-time, "The Office":

When you walk in the library and all the tables are full, and there are no white boards left.

When your study group is playing around, and you are the only one who is doing work.

When you are hungry but you remember you packed snacks.

When you stay up all night studying, and you have 3 hours before your exam.

When your classmates say that they had the answer C a lot.

When your professor says that there will be a study session.

When your professor says to look over the notes, but nobody took notes.

When you are granted an extension on a paper that was due during finals week that you forgot about.

When the exam was actually easier than you expected and you're pretty sure you passed.

When finals are finally over.


And then you go home for winter break and grades slowly start to get posted.

But you remember it's Christmas time and it doesn't matter.


Try to push through everyone, we are almost done.

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