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Uni has taught me that life isn’t always easy, and you have to learn how to adapt, manage your time, and keep going even when things get hard.
As a Software Engineering student, I get more than just coding skills. I learn teamwork, problem-solving, working on real projects, meeting people with different skills, and getting feedback from instructors and other students. You can learn programming by yourself, but university gives you an environment to practice these things with others.
Uni has taught me that life isn’t always easy, and you have to learn how to adapt, manage your time, and keep going even when things get hard.
As a Software Engineering student, I get more than just coding skills. I learn teamwork, problem-solving, working on real projects, meeting people with different skills, and getting feedback from instructors and other students. You can learn programming by yourself, but university gives you an environment to practice these things with others.
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By the way, my whole family joined this Telegram channel my brother, my mom, and my dad 😂 Now I have to watch what I post
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Yes, I think choosing friends carefully is really important, especially during our education journey. You can accept people as they are, but that doesn’t mean you have to be close to everyone.
From my experience since grade 9, I’ve learned that a good friend is someone who supports your growth, respects your goals, gives you honest advice, and doesn’t make you feel like you have to become someone else. In academics, good friends motivate you to study and improve instead of distracting you from your goals.
If someone constantly brings negativity, disrespects your boundaries, or pulls you away from what you’re trying to achieve, it’s okay to keep your distance. You don’t have to hate them you can simply choose peace and focus on yourself. ❤️
From my experience since grade 9, I’ve learned that a good friend is someone who supports your growth, respects your goals, gives you honest advice, and doesn’t make you feel like you have to become someone else. In academics, good friends motivate you to study and improve instead of distracting you from your goals.
If someone constantly brings negativity, disrespects your boundaries, or pulls you away from what you’re trying to achieve, it’s okay to keep your distance. You don’t have to hate them you can simply choose peace and focus on yourself. ❤️
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