5 Quotes to Guide You Towards Success This Finals Week
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5 Quotes to Guide You Towards Success This Finals Week

Just remember that victory is at the end of the finish line and you cannot give up now.

Vanessa Grzyboski
Dec 12, 2016
Shippensburg University
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5 Quotes to Guide You Towards Success This Finals Week
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Finals Week is finally among us. The endless hours of preparing for exams in the library has begun. Your studying habits, which seems never ending, have pushed you to the point of ordering the drink at Starbucks with the most caffeine to help you pull an all nighter. However, as you set the books aside or throw away your empty cup as you take a break from studying, it is crucial to motivate yourself for the final hours before taking that last test. Motivate yourself with inspirational quotes to guide you on the right path for success. These are the five motivational quotes for finals week success.

1. Progress

Progress is the key to success during finals week. It is crucial to study for exams days before the date that you will take it. Do not procrastinate until last minute to study for an exam because the results will most likely not be what you had hoped for.

2. The End

This quote is one hundred percent true about finals week. You have studied for exams, quizzes and worked on projects for the past four months. This week is the final stretch. Just remember that victory is at the end of the finish line and you cannot give up.

3. The Difference


That little amount of extra hard work that you put into for preparing for finals will pay off. Just keep going and don't stop. That will make the difference between the ordinary grade and the extraordinary grade.

4. Your Limit

You are your only limit when preparing for exams. The material that you need for the excellent grade is right in front of you. Go ahead and use those highlighters and open that textbook for the last time for studying. Just remember that you are your only limit and you are the only one that will prevent yourself from receiving the grade that you deserve.

5. The Future

The future is in you hands and you determine yours with each final that you take. Just believe that you could do better than you think and you have the ultimate control to make it happen.

Before you know it, it will be winter break and you won't have any worries until another month or so. Happy finals week!

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