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The Last Month Of The Spring Semester As Told By 'The Office'

Between the chaos and coffee, 'The Office' describes it all.

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The Last Month Of The Spring Semester As Told By 'The Office'
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It’s the end of April. The spring semester ends in less than a month. Winter has officially ended, the sun is out and all you want to do is lay outside in the sun with your friends. Psych! Time to hit the library to study and write papers. The spring semester consists of stuffing your face with food with the leftover dining dollars remaining in your account when all you want to do is watch Netflix. The last month is filled with chaos, cramming to study and coffee as “The Office” describes the last month of spring semester perfectly.

1. When you stay up for hours on end to finish a paper, and you are convinced it’s the worst thing you’ve ever written.

Too late to fix it, it's due in an hour.

2. Purchasing a coffee and finding out your balance is low.

$3 left? Bankruptcy, indeed.

3. When you spend one afternoon outside away from the library.

Rebellion at its finest.

4. When a professor assigns a paper, two projects and a final all within a week.

It's not OK.

5. Looking at your planner for the next month and seeing all the assignments you need to get done.

No, just no.

6. Thinking about summer like

Kevin gets it.

7. Your professor announces they are giving a cumulative final.

How dare you? Don't you realize I have other things to do?!

8. Finding yourself living in sweatpants for the remainder of the semester.

Laundry? Forget it.

9. Seeing a dog on campus for the first time in weeks.

It's one of the best feelings.

10. Finishing your last final like:

Peace out, college! See you in the fall!

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