Every year, thousands of high school and college students throughout the country promise themselves that this year will be their year. They say they're going to take perfectly outlined, color coded notes, spend hours on their homework each night, and study religiously in order to get straight A's. For most students, they are able to keep to their word for the first week of school but then they start to get either bored or lazy and everything starts to go downhill. Here's what is normally looks like:
Note Taking:
First Week:
Second Week:
Eventually, the energy to write such neat, organized notes just isn't worth it anymore.
Attire:
First Week:
Second Week:
Putting on nice, uncomfortable clothes doesn't make sense when you're just going to sit at a desk all day anyway. Sweats are not only more comfortable, but they're a lot easier as well.
Homework:
First Week:
Second Week:
Due tomorrow = do tomorrow. Netflix is a lot more enjoyable anyway.
In-Class Participation:
First Week:
Second Week:
Participation only counts as five percent of the grade, right?
Supplies:
First Week:
Second Week:
I don't know how I lost an entire pack of pencils in one week, they just disappeared. I can steal my roommate's school supplies if need be.
Enthusiasm:
First Week:
Second Week:
Oh well, only three months until break. I can still manage to get by without a 4.0 gpa.
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