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Surviving Finals As Told by 'Gilmore Girls'

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Surviving Finals As Told by 'Gilmore Girls'
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Finals week is upon the population of university students, and what better way to illustrate the joys of long nights of studying and excessive coffee drinking than with the 'Gilmore Girls.' Surviving finals week can be a soul wrenching time in every college student's life, but now is the time to channel your inner Rory Gilmore and ace all of those exams.

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1. You pretty much abandon doing your hair and makeup.

Study more. Sleep more. Who cares if you look like a hobo for the last few weeks of school.

2. All you want to do is be a lazy bum.

Studying makes you feel sluggish and tired to the point where all you want to do is take a 22 hour nap.

3. You have crammed more information in one week than you have for the entire semester.

Your cumulative final is in less than 12 hours and you still have 20 more lectures to get through.

4. Coffee is the only thing keeping you alive at this point.

Caffeine, caffeine, caffeine.

5. When you read the first question of the exam.

The downside to cramming.

6. You begin to question your future.

Go to college they said.

7. Your social life pretty much becomes nonexistent.

Having a busy schedule can make it hard to spend quality time with friends and family.

8. Being able to vent to someone about your hatred of finals.

Half of the time that is spent studying for finals actually consists of complaining about the class you are currently studying for.

9. When it's all over.

But nothing feels better than knowing that you tried your best and that you have completed yet another semester of college.

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