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Finals Week As Told By Michael Scott

It's the most wonderful time of the year.

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Finals Week As Told By Michael Scott
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It's the most wonderful time of the year! Happy finals week to all of my fellow sleep deprived, hungry, and burnt out college kids. The week of the year that we need to show that we haven't been completely neglecting all responsibilities all semester is finally here, and for me and probably most, it's hitting like a truck. Finals week is known to be a miserable time, dreaded by each and every one of us. However, to shed some light on our current miserable situation, here is "finals week" as a whole, as told by Michael Scott from The Office

When you decide that the 4 hour nap, reorganization of your closet, and planning out the rest of your life via Pintrest on your one (and only) reading day is completely necessary...

When, after neglecting your responsibilities all day, you finally sit down to study and realize that you don't know a single thing after chapter 1...

When your professor says "your final will not be cumulative"...

When the try-hard kid walks out of the final that you probably failed saying "that was so easy!"...

When you return to your room for the first time since you left for the lib yesterday...

When you walk into your final super confident after pulling an all-nighter, and walk out not knowing how to answer a single question on the exam...

When you make it to the middle of the week but you have 3 more exams, and Friday still seems so far away...


When it's the last day of finals week, and your only thought is...

When you finally finish your last final and get to go home for the semester and do normal people Christmas things...

Happy finals week! Good luck to all, and may the odds be ever in your favor for your upcoming exams. Remember, sleep is very important, and coffee will be your best friend this week.

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