10 Ways To Celebrate The End Of Finals
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10 Ways To Celebrate The End Of Finals

Treat yo self to the end of finals!

Morgan Eppley
Dec 14, 2017
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Congratulations on surviving another finals week! You can breathe, cry and even take a nap without feeling guilty (or worrying about failing another exam)! But most of all, you can celebrate the end of a stressful week by treating yourself!!!

1. Sleep

Because you're probably exhausted from all of those all-nighters you pulled, and need to catch up on your sleep.

2. Eat your favorite meal

Because food is delicious and a good meal is what you need to reenergize after a week of studying.

3. Go shopping

Because you deserve those new shoes (or dress or shirt or pants or plane ticket away from college forever) after getting through that math exam.

4. Bake cookies

Because baking is fun (especially with friends) and eating cookie dough (and cookies) is even more fun!

5. Eat the cookies you baked

Because cookies!!!


6. Binge watch your favorite show

Because we all have to catch up on the shows we missed (or procrastinated with) while we were studying!

7. Organize your room

Because you probably forgot about it while you were busy studying and it's a mess and now you hate your life.

8. Get ready to celebrate the holidays

Because we can finally devote all of our time and energy to the holiday season now that we don't have to think about studying!!

9. Hangout with your friends

Because finals are over and we can celebrate together!!!

10. Sleep more

Because you're definitely that tired.

Even though finals week is the WORST week of our lives, the celebration (and hours of sleep) at the end of it makes the whole week worthwhile!

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