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Stages of Add/Drop/Swap As Told By OITNB

Because add/drop/swap can feel like a prison.

GiGi Moody

Aug 31, 2015

Emory University

Stages of Add/Drop/Swap As Told By OITNB

1. When you begin to plan out your schedule:

2. When you realize that you waited too long to figure out your classes and the only classes open are 300 level religion courses:

3. When the professor refuses to overload you into a class you need for your major:

4. How you feel about all the pointless GERs you have to take that have nothing to do with your major:

5. How you feel about 10 minutes into the whole process:

6. When you finally decide to just give up and go out instead:

7. When you show up to your "easy A" class and realize that there is a 50-page reading assignment due the next class:

8. How you feel about everyone by the end of the week:

9. But just remember:

Good luck all. May the OPUS games be ever in your favor.

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