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Finals Week As Told By Spongebob

The different levels of stress Spongebob experiences as he studies for his finals.

Cherry Wang
Dec 12, 2016
Williamsburg, VA
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You're excited because winter break's almost here, but there's one thing separating you from winter break: the infamous week of final exams and papers. Unfortunately, you recently came back from Thanksgiving break so you're not quite in the mood for sitting in the library and studying for hours on end just yet, but finals will quickly creep up on you before you realize it. Here are 13 ways Spongebob perfectly describes finals week:

1. When finals are still two weeks away, so you're not very worried.

2. And you spend the next week worry-free and procrastinating all of the projects and papers you have to complete and exams you have to study for.

3. But then you suddenly realize that exams are closer than you think...

4. So you finally sit down and tell yourself that you're going to finish your work before you sleep.


5. ...But not everything goes the way you planned...

6. So you don't sleep and look like a zombie the next day.

7. And to make things worse, you're constantly stress eating.

8. But luckily your professor said that he/she will hold an exam review session, so you bring all of your questions.

9. ...And you realize how much you don't know so you start to look for other ways to get the information into your head.

10. Before you know it, exam day's here...


11. And you see people in the exam room who you've never seen before.

12. You look at the first question and suddenly realize that you should've studied more.

13. But nevertheless, you finish the exam and you can finally relax because you're officially on winter break!

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