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Midterms (As Told By the Characters of Psych)

It's that time of the semester.

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Midterms (As Told By the Characters of Psych)

For many, midterms are approaching; for others, midterms are winding down. Either way, every college student can relate to the whirlwind of stress and emotions that manifest halfway through the semester. And who better to summarise the struggle than the beloved characters of the television show Psych?

1. That moment when you realise that midterms are just around the corner:


Hmmm...maybe instead of binge-watching Stranger Things on Netflix, I should have been getting ahead on chemistry.

2. When nothing from the study guide is actually on the test:

Why bother studying if it ends up being a waste of my time?

3. When professors decide to assign massive group projects:

Honestly, I would rather take a test than rely on other people who more than likely won't pull their weight.

4. When you study really hard but end up with a lower grade than anticipated:

Maybe if I defend my answer, I can argue up a letter grade?

5. When you didn't study at all and you ace the test:

Perhaps it is possible to have a social life and succeed in college...HA.

6. Those midnight study sessions when you just need a food break:

Because, let's face it, tacos can solve any problem.

And on that note, I think I shall go grab some tacos. Study hard, my friends, but not too hard!

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