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The Stages Of Finals Week As Told By "Gilmore Girls"

Because the "Gilmore Girls" are all of us.

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Ah, finals week -- the most dreaded time of the semester. With just one week separating us from summer, it can be hard to focus, and even harder to hanker down and get to work. Spending countless hours in the library buried in books, barely sleeping, and running on caffeine can definitely be pretty hectic. Remember to try and get some sleep, eat right and take a well deserved break sometimes. When in doubt, channel the ever studious Rory Gilmore (after all she did go to Yale,) and think WWTGGD -- what would the "Gilmore Girls" do? In the meantime, here's the stages of finals week, the good, the bad, and the ugly, as told by "Gilmore Girls."

1. Realizing it's that time of year again -- finals.

2. Deciding pulling an all-nighter sounds like a good idea...

3. ...And then have to deal with the effects the next day.

4. Checking your snap story and seeing all of the fun things all your friends that are already on summer are doing.

5. Trying to get work done but everyone in the library is being especially annoying.


6. Being in desperate need of a snack break...


7. ...Because you realized your hardest test is worth 45 percent of your grade.

8. And trying to fit in extra studying in whenever you can.

9. But still managing to have a breakdown the day before tests start.


10. And just needing to hug it out...

11. ...Or call your parents for emotional support.

12. Walking into your first exam like...

13. ...And then realizing it's a Scantron and you can't for the life of you find a #2 pencil.

14. But you power through...

15. ...And finally the week is over...

16. ...And you can celebrate to your heart's content!

Good luck on finals, everybody. Catch you on the flip side!

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