6 Perks Of Having A Late Spring Break
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6 Perks Of Having A Late Spring Break

The sorrowful feeling you encounter when your Instagram is filled with Florida pictures suddenly turns to rejoicing.

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6 Perks Of Having A Late Spring Break
Odyssey

You know you're jealous when you're pulling all nighters and your friends are sleeping all day. Luckily, there are some perks to your temporary misery.

1. The weather feels a bit more like spring.

Now if you live in Michigan, this is a toss up because the state is bipolar. But excluding Michigan, break becomes a whole lot more enjoyable with sweatshirt weather and a bit of sun.

2. You only have to struggle for two weeks to make it to Easter break.

Although it’s nice to have breaks spread out to sustain motivation, it’s also quite comforting knowing that sleep deprivation only has to last two weeks this time around.

3. Your mom just might have begun the Easter baking by now.

Nothing beats home cooking. Enough said.

4. There will be less crowds.

Whether you’re planning to go to a movie or resort, a late spring break means less people.

5. You save money.

None of your friends from back home are their to coax you into lunch dates and shopping trips. As sad as it is, your tuition bill is calling.

6. Hopefully, there isn’t an excessive amount of homework.

Midterms are over which means new chapters haven’t been starting yet. Maybe you’ll get lucky and not have to drown in books for a bit.


Enjoy the quick bit of freedom, friends.
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