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Syllabus Week As Told By Michael Scott

The world's best boss describes college's best week.

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Syllabus Week As Told By Michael Scott
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Syllabus week is everyone's favorite week of the school year. You have no homework, you're getting to go out every night with your friends to celebrate, you feel invincible. This is how your best week of the year will most likely go down as told by Michael Scott.

When you look at your schedule and realize that you registered for an 8 am.

When your teacher asks you to introduce yourself to the class with a fun fact.

When you walk into class and it's a professor you've already had who didn't round your 89.9 to an A.

When you have an 8 am so you can't go out and your friends go out without you.

When your professor says there is a strict attendance policy.

When your teacher says you can't expect to wait until the last minute to do assignments in this class and still pass.

When your friend is the one with an 8 am and can't go out with you.

When you have to buy your books, parking pass, and all your supplies on the same day.

When you have to call your dad to put more money in your account because you went a little too hard on the first night out.

When you try to park on campus.

When your teacher starts teaching on the first day.

When the professor tells you the final is cumulative.

When you realize syllabus week is over.


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