Day before finals, bad idea?

College Life
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<p>I have a Seahawks ticket on the 50 yard line 14 rows up on a day before I have 2 finals. I’ve never really had to study for finals, and think I can easily do without the 5 or 6 hours. Do you think the distraction would be helpful or harmful? If I decide that it is a bad idea, the ticket would easily top $200 on ebay. Should I take the cash and run, or unwind before finals?</p>

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<p>how often do you get to go to football games?</p>

<p>If you go a fair amount, I would skip it. If you hardly ever go / have never gone, I would go to the game.</p>

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<p>study a little more than you normally would the days leading up to the game and finals…just think of the game as a study break</p>

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<p>I usually take the studying approach of keeping up with things all semester, then studying whatever amount I need, and taking a little break before the actual exam.</p>

<p>It will depend where the game is too. If it is out of your city or state, and there is any chance you won’t be able to get back in time for the finals, then definitely skip the game. If it’s going to take all day, also skip it. Sometimes professors make things due on finals days (like papers and such) or you could have last-minute studying you don’t predict right now.</p>

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<p>dood study before the game and after it, go to the game, have a great time, but don’t get trashed and go though. have some fun and sleep well the night before the test. who’s playing?</p>

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<p>I like taking breaks before exams…I would go to the game…just don’t get trashed as someone above said.</p>

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<p>Go to the game, don’t drink, and study a lot before the game. I aced a Physics final hungover, while undergoing water intoxication and on three hours of sleep. Why? Well, I was hungover and on three hours of sleep because the final was the day after my birthday, and I was going through water intoxication because I tried to beat the hangover by drinking about a gallon of water. Folks, don’t do this. It doesn’t work. Why did I ace the test? I was prepared. I had studied for hours upon hours beforehand and knew the stuff like the back of my hand.</p>