The dreaded season of winter has officially arrived. Snow, cold and sickness have now plagued us all and nothing, (and I mean nothing) is worse than surviving the winter season as a college student. While some of you are lucky enough to receive 17 snow days between Halloween and Valentine’s Day, there are the select few of us that are all-too-familiar with the struggles that come with attending a school that never, ever cancels, as told by our favorite Gilmore Girls.
Going to bed excited knowing you are going to get a snow day because of the expected overnight snowstorm.
Texting all of your roomies before bed making plans for the most epic snow day ever.
Waking up to 0 cancelled or delayed classes—your hopes and dreams of the perfect snow day crushed.
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Receiving emails from your professor…reminding you that class will still be held.
Wearing 3 coats, 2 pairs of socks and 4 scarves, hoping you don’t freeze walking from your car to class in the below 0 wind-chill.
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Arriving at class and hearing the “If I have to come so do you” speech from your professor.
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Realizing that you didn’t do your assignment because you were 109% sure class would be cancelled.
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Checking social media and seeing that your friends, who go to different schools, have been blessed with cancellations.
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Checking those same accounts and seeing students from your alma mater complaining about receiving a delay and not a full cancellation.
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Coming home from the longest day ever, and realizing you’ll have to do it all over again tomorrow, because your school never, ever cancels.
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And when our campuses do cancel (usually making history), we believe a statue should be placed in commemorating our wonderful Chancellors and Deans.Â
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