Syllabus Week as told by The Gilmore Girls
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Syllabus Week as told by The Gilmore Girls

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Syllabus Week as told by The Gilmore Girls

Ah… finals are over, break was amazing because for once, we college students got the recommended 8 hours of sleep per night. But, then it is time to get back to school for a fresh start, a new semester and a new beginning.

But it’s syllabus week.

Which means an entire week of being completely overwhelmed by all of our professors and stressing out for another four months. It’s going to be great.

1. You feel great about finally getting into a routine again.



2. Then you slowly realize you have to go to class again.



3. Which means waking up at the crack of dawn.



4. You meet your new Professors and they introduce their syllabus.



5. You slowly die inside when you realize that this syllabus is longer than 4 dictionaries combined.

6. You find friends in the class.



7. You all stress together because now, you realize you’ll no longer have a life because of school.



8. You make a plan.

9. Try and get organized but it fails… miserably.



10. Then you cry, a lot.

11. Calling mom might help too.

12. But in the end, you begin the process of hardly getting by.


LET’S GO!


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