It's crazy how much pressure the students here are facing. Well in my case, thank god I was prepared. Mentally, not physically. Alright let me start with the system.
Semester 1, equals to 4 months of cramping 4 core subjects, 1 language subject and curriculum activities. We are basically molded into a routine here. Classes start from as early as 8 am everyday and ends at 4 pm minimum with only and hour break (sometimes we have gaps) in between. It's tiring for sure, but I guess its safe to say that my classmates and the will to succeed is what drives me to survive here.
I'm not gonna bore you with my routine fortunately. What I'd rather be focusing on in this time around is on how amazing the lecturers over here are. (I was not paid nor forced writing about this tbh)
Before stepping foot here, I was fed with the 'government institution is unreliable', 'matriculation is impossible, brings you nowhere' ect ect ect. But soon enough, it amazes me the effort the authorities here puts for the sake of their students. I am so lucky to be taught by these amazing educators that tries so hard, using up almost everything in their will to make their students understand a certain topic. Their knowledge is very amusing and it seems limitless. You can see how their passion shines through their teaching and its amazing. Their enthusiasm keeps you wanting and anticipating more of whats coming.
That's all for now, bye!
