"Girl Meets World," the Disney spin-off show of "Boy Meets World," starring Corey and Topanga's daughter Riley, along with friends Maya, Farkle, and Lucas, gives viewers a heartwarming lesson on life in every episode. However, lesser known is the ability of these characters to perfectly describe finals week. Here is a brief list of moments that many have experienced during this dreaded final days of classes.
When you're professor challenges your ability to wait until the night before the exam to look at the study guide.
And you realize your last final is on Tuesday.
So you decide that you will spend every last waking moment in the library until you leave campus for break.
Eventually, the lack of sleep causes you to think of wild scenarios in which you no longer have to study as hard. For example, when your friends plot a cooperative scheme to all bomb the exam so the curve goes in your favor.
Until that one friend tries to tell you how absurd a plot that it is and that it will never work. Maybe you should have read that chapter about the prisoner's dilemma instead of watching a Netflix marathon of "Desperate Housewives".
You then become more rational and decide to attend the review session. Unfortunately, nothing they go over seems to jog anything in your brain about what you learned in class.
That's when the stress eating sets in. Good thing no one has to dress-up to take a final because there is no way you'll be fitting into anything other than sweatpants until after New Years.
It's finally the day of the final. You and your friends decide there's nothing you can do and just to try your best.
Exiting the exam, you think the final was much easier than you thought. You're only more assured when your best friend runs to you telling you the exact same thing. Maybe there's hope after all.
Until you get your score back and realize you really had no idea what you were doing after all.
Eventually you just come to terms with reality. Maybe this subject isn't your forte.
But, when you finally get to go home, mom and dad are there to make you feel a thousand times better and you realize one bad exam isn't the end of the world.
