It’s midterm season in Korean universities again, and honestly… no one is okay. Libraries are full, every seat in the café is taken, and everyone’s walking around with an energy drink in one hand and despair in the other.

Sleep? What’s that? We only know “all-nighters” now. Students basically move between three places: the classroom, the library, and the convenience store. Coffee sales skyrocket, and “I’ll just take a 10-minute nap” becomes the biggest lie on campus.

Group project people are fighting for their lives in chat rooms — someone disappeared, someone hasn’t done their part, and someone’s asking “When’s the deadline again??” for the tenth time.

But when it’s finally over, you can hear the collective sigh of relief across campus. Students celebrate like heroes returning from battle — going out for Korean BBQ, karaoke, or just sleeping for an entire day.

Midterms in Korea are tough, chaotic, and unforgettable. Survive this week, and you’ll feel like you can do anything. 💪☕