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Finals Week As Told By "30 Rock"

From coping with the stress to overeating, Liz Lemon and her pals understand what you're going through.

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Finals week. The terrible time that stands between college students and summer. After working hard all semester, the last thing anyone wants is a week of stress and studying. As you prepare to lock yourself in your room or head to the library to study, it can be hard to stay positive. But fear not, Liz Lemon and her 30 Rock Crew understand the struggle.

1. The only way to really cope is stress eating.

2. Trying to explain what you've learned.

3. When you have a break between exams and don't want to start working again.

4. Begging for help from above because things are getting desperate.

5. Looking at the first question on an exam and realizing how little you've learned.


6. When someone asks you what's wrong.

7. After you put in a solid 15 minutes of studying.


8. When all of your friends are busy and you just need someone to listen.


9. Reading an open response question and realizing you'll be completely making up your answer.

10. When your study strategy isn't exactly working out but you tried.

11. And, finally, when it's all over and you get to celebrate summer.

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