With my first semester of college nearing its close, I've come to the realization that the weeks leading up to winter break are very different from those in high school. They are filled with much more stress, some debatable health choices, and an extremely high level of procrastination. So, here are some thoughts that I'm sure many of us have encountered at some point within the past few weeks:
When your professor tells you that there will be material on the exam that wasn't covered in class but is in the textbook:
When you look at the study guide and realize you know absolutely nothing on it:
After you've spent your entire weekend inside studying and forget what it's like to socialize with people:
You feel the only thing that might give you some slight motivation to be productive is:
After turning in an assignment that you spent hours on:
When your friend acts uncharacteristically interested in your daily activities:
While sitting in class the day before finals, and the teacher asks if you have any questions:
When going to bed after all of your finals and remembering all of the horrible health choices you made over the past few weeks:
When your professor tells you to make sure you start studying in advance:
After five minutes of productivity:
Trying to figure out how to write three papers, study for five exams, and discover the cure for cancer in 24 hours:
When the teacher says you can't just study the night before the exam:
