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YDI. Why would you expect 300 strangers to wake your lazy ass up? Besides, unless you're over the age of 30, you should be more than capable of staying up for 24 hours. I'm sure anyone who's in, or recently graduated from college can attest to pulling multiple all nighter. Get healthy :(
Dude, no one is responsible for you except you. Take control of your life. Study in advance, then you won't have to stay up all night cramming. Set an alarm if you're worried you're going to fall asleep. You probably noticed that you were sleepy - people rarely go from being wide awake to unconscious without noticing some manner of progression from one to the other, so you could have taken precautions and set the alarm on your phone (if you have one), or something. Or gone to a pay phone, let a friend in the course know that you were there and worried you would fall asleep and asked them to check on you. Still, though, it was no one's responsibility but yours!
this one is a YDI and an FML at the same time, cause 1 you just can't cram like that, and 2 your classmates shouldve woken you up... 2 happend to me just today. :(
You know why nobody woke you up? It's not their job.
300 ppl walk by you and you do not wake up???
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Never stay up all night studying. You just won't remember it.
Just an FYI for the future: it is better to study less and get 6-9 hours of sleep than study more and get less. You will remember things better with more sleep. Studies have shown those that get more sleep, even after studying less did better.