December is approaching rapidly, and with it comes the excitement of the holidays. Students, however, have to overcome a few more hurdles before they can enjoy their Winter Break. So in the style of the Christmas classic, Elf, here is a summary of the end of the semester, as told by Buddy the Elf:
When you realize that Christmas is almost here:
When you subsequently remember that finals week comes first:
When you know you should start studying, but you do anything you can think of to procrastinate:
When you fuel your body with sugar and caffeine just to get through the day:
When you try to ignore your responsibilities and get into the Christmas spirit:
When you would literally do anything to avoid talking about finals:
When you read the syllabus and realize the final is, in fact, cumulative:
When you realize that you've probably spread yourself a bit too thin with all of your responsibilities:
When you'd rather just run from all of your problems:
When you decide to check on your grades:
When your friend offers to share their study guide:
When that one kid says that they have no finals:
When you realize that you have way more to learn than you thought:
When you've lost track of how many cups of coffee you've had:
When you thought your professor liked you, but then you get your essay back:
When you feel like you just can't learn anymore:
When you finish your last final:
