Surviving Finals Week: My Experience with Physics and Organic Chem

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Finals week is proving challenging for many, with one user celebrating an "A" in physics while facing four remaining finals, including organic chemistry. Another user has just completed an all-nighter for a project and is preparing for two major group presentations. Some participants express stress and fatigue, highlighting the intense workload and lack of sleep. Overall, the atmosphere reflects a mix of anxiety and determination as students navigate their final exams and projects. Good luck wishes are shared among peers to support each other during this demanding time.
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How are finals going for everyone.

Me, just made an "A" in physics, but have 4 more finals to go, including organic chem.

No sleep for me.

Nautica
 
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Just pulled an all nighter finishing a project. Have two major group presentations back to back for different classes starting in about a half hour.


My actual finals haven't even started yet...

*sob*
 
Yup, all of my projects were last week.

Good Luck
Nautica
 

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