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How You Feel During Finals Week, As Told By 'How I Met Your Mother'

'Tis the season for course evaluations.

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How You Feel During Finals Week, As Told By 'How I Met Your Mother'
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December means the end of the semester, and that means exams. We have all been there. You study all night just to try to get your grade up one letter grade, but are usually disappointed in the end. You're one of the lucky ones if you have no exams or very few, but the rest of us are riding the struggle bus.

Here are your exam week emotions, as told by "How I Met Your Mother."

1. Getting the bare minimum A

An A is an A, right?

2. When your professor doesn't round your 89 to an A

I could have an 89.9 and most teachers still won't help out.

3. You think you bomb you exam until you check and you managed a B

This was me last year. Gave myself a little pat on the back after.

4. Barely passing American History with a 70%

Or at least this is how I think those people really feel.

5. Simply failing your exam

Best of luck when you retake that class.

6. When you do good on an exam, but it doesn't bring your grade up any

This happens to me all the time.

7. Staying up all night to study

Monsters and Red Bull are your best friends.

8. How you feel walking out of your exam

This is me waiting for the bus back to my dorm room.

9. You studied all week and you finally get home and your mom makes a home cooked meal

The. Best. Feeling. EVER.

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