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Doing Online Classwork, As Told By "The Office"

"Realizing you are completely screwed."

Lexi Riggs
Apr 29, 2018
West Virginia University
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Doing Online Classwork, As Told By "The Office"
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1. Getting yourself to even begin


This is the hardest part. It really takes a lot of motivation. You have to dig deep, but once you start, it's all downhill from there.

2. Looking at the first question and realizing that you're completely screwed

I should just give up now, honestly.

3. Pulling up your internet browser to google the first question

Fingers crossed that we find the entire quiz on Quizlet.

4. AHA! Finding the answer on Quizlet

Is there a better feeling?!

5. Going back to the second question and realizing it's not in the Quizlet that you found

Dear Quizlet, could you please be faithful and have the entire quiz?!

6. Texting your in-class friend to see if they know any of the answers

They don't.That joke where one person answers 74, the other answers 76, and you answer Abe Lincoln? That's you and this friend. It doesn't help that you watch YouTube videos together during class.

7. BS-ing ALL of the answers

Just gotta get some words in the box. That's all.

8. Getting your grades back and acting surprised

But not really.

Now to figure out how to study if you want to improve a little bit on the next one.

9. Going to your professor's office to figure out what you messed up

They know full well that you're on your phone and/or typing on iMessage the entire time, but they suck it up and explain it to you anyway... Because it's their job.

10. Giving up completely and saying "I'll really go for it next semester"

I find myself saying this every semester. We'll get there sooner or later.

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