The Ten Stages Of Finals Week
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The Ten Stages Of Finals Week

*internally sings "I Will Survive" all week

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The Ten Stages Of Finals Week
Laura Sewell

Finals week is almost over for most of us (HALLELUJAH)!!! We have all survived, or at least tried to, and have gone through many of these while suffering this terrible week:

Stage 1: Empowerment

We all go into this week thinking we have everything together and that studying for two minutes is enough to pass

Stage 2: Preparation

We make a million notecards and color code everything in case we actually study

Stage 3: Procrastination

We plan study groups and lock ourselves in the library for hours when we actually just get together to watch Netflix and procrastinate.

Stage 4: Thinking you remember every word said in the lecture

Because who needs to study when you actually paid attention, right?

Stage 5: Realizing you know nothing about Western Civ. or imaginary numbers

Stage 6: Studying the night before

Because sleeping after you learn the material is scientifically beneficial right?

Stage 7: Taking the final

When you look at the first question and forget everything and look at your friend like:

Stage 8: Stressing because you got different answers from your friends and you rethink your whole life plan

Stage 9: Passing (barely)

All you wanted was to pass, right?

Stage 10: Realizing you have a break now (and it's almost Christmas)


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