If you're like any other college student, you're probably stressing over, or just finishing, midterm exams. Regardless of our majors or differences in education, I think we can all agree on some of the emotions that accompany a stressful midterm season.
From denial to exhaustion to defeat to relief, midterm season is a roller coaster of many emotions. So, to give your brain a break, here is a collection of times when Jennifer Lawrence accurately portrayed those feelings we all know so well!
1. When you lose track of your calendar and realize that midterms begin in five days.
2. When you slowly start to slip into the pre-studying depression.
3. When you realize that three of your exams take place on the same day.
4. When your professor tells you that the midterm is cumulative.
5. When you're studying and start to seriously doubt the major you've already spent so much time and money on.
6. When your professor is reviewing the material on the exam and you recall absolutely none of it.
7. When you're brain dead from studying and all you want is a nap and some pizza.
8. When you realize that it's no one's fault but your own for procrastinating for so long.
9. When your professor guarantees that there is "no way" you will pass the class if you do not do well on the midterm.
10. When your friends tell you that they got an A on the exam even though they "like, totally didn't study at all."
11. When your professor tells you that the exam will be taken online instead of in class.
12. When your professor tries to "do you a solid" and moves the exam up.
13. When you begin to think that you are actually understanding the material, but you are quickly reminded that you have absolutely no clue what is going on.
14. When you take your first glance at the study guide.
15. When you walk into the exam with the confidence of knowing you're about to kill it...
16. ...and then finish and know you probably bombed it but gotta keep your cool.
17. When your parents ask how you did on your exams.
18. When you walk out of the exam that wasn't even supposed to be 'that hard.'
19. When you accept the fact that it's too late to salvage your GPA.
20. And when you finally finish that last midterm.
