Finals Week As Told By The Cast Of 'Shameless'
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Finals Week As Told By The Cast Of 'Shameless'

Here's what you missed this semester on 'Shameless'.

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Finals Week As Told By The Cast Of 'Shameless'

Finals week in college is one like no other. It's a stressful time, but also a sign that you are almost done for awhile! Hopefully, these can lighten the mood for your finals week! Warning, there is profanity in almost every single one of these.

1. When your professor tells you that you need to get at least 115% on your exam to get an A in the class

2. When you learned nothing all semester and are trying to retain all the information right before the final

3. When you have been studying so hard that you forget you move out in two days

4. When you've been struggling but your professor FINALLY offers you extra credit

5. When you have no time to shower because you've been studying all week

6. When you finally get to go home for the summer

7. When you're trying to study but your friends just want to go out

8. When someone brags about getting a higher score on the exam than you

9. When you get a higher score than someone else on the exam

10. When your professor curves your grade but you still hate them


Good luck, and don't go too insane this week! Always remember, pain is temporary, but GPA is forever!

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