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15 Times Fairly Odd Parents Summed Up Your College Experience

Timmy Turner is relatable to all college kids at one time or another.

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15 Times Fairly Odd Parents Summed Up Your College Experience
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Because at some point in the semester we all felt like we had Cosmo's brain.

1. Syllabus week is the best week of the semester:

2. Looking like this in your 8 a.m. classes (if you were unlucky enough to get stuck with one):

3. Every time you have to find a book in the library, you're 100 percent lost:

4. You and your roommate are basically family, and you act as such:

5. Getting 30 notifications from Blackboard on a Sunday night:

6. Classes where attendance isn't mandatory are always empty:

This also applies to pretty much any lecture between midterms and the week before finals.

7. Half of your diet consists of cereal, ramen, and easy mac:

8. You can never pay attention in a lecture for more than 10 minutes at a time:

You wind up daydreaming, falling asleep, or doing something else on your computer.

9. Registering for classes is a nightmare:


10. Going home for break and eating real food for the first time in months:

11. Paying tuition:

12. Going into the quiet section of the library and getting quickly annoyed by people having a full on conversation:

13. When it's that point in the week where you have a test, two papers, and three loads of laundry to do:

14. Midterms and finals week can make you insane:

It's true whether you're failing two classes or you have a 4.0.

15. Walking out of the last exam of the semester with a feeling of accomplishment (even if you felt like you bombed half your finals):

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