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My feedback on my own learning and life experience on campus
My feedback on my own learning and life experience on campus
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For this entry, I initially fell short of what to write because no words will ever even begin to explain this wonderful journey I've gone through. I've learned so much about myself and met so many amazing people in just a seven weeks. I am so eternally grateful.
My classmates played a big role in making my university experience priceless. They've been so supportive, caring and fun throughout these challenging but memorable 7 weeks.
For the first week of online classes, we were all still at home and hadn't even met each other. I reached a point where I was starting to question whether or not my classmates classmates had lower bodies or they were just floating heads.
Even in such a short time, I could already tell that my classmates were all super nice and outgoing. We had a lot of ice breaking activities during class and it was so much fun getting to know new people and hear their interesting stories.
Leaving home and going to campus was a drastic change of setting for me. I've never been so far away from my parents for such a long time and I also never had an experience learning in a co-ed environment.
I was both excited and nervous. I was nervous because I had to leave everything I knew behind, my family and of course, my school friends. I had to admit, I was also undeniably excited to experience something new.
However, my nerves disappeared as soon as I got to meet my classmates and other batch mates I've talked to online.
Our first face to face class was also a very note-worthy moment. It was so much fun. We had a great time learning from Miss Hannan. The only downside is that we won't be getting face to face classes for all the subjects.
All the lecturers are so fun and engaging. There's never a dull moment in class. From Miss Shanaa's pretty smile to Miss Farah's life advice to Sir Affiq's jokes. Madam Hidayah, Madam Ain and Madam Norida. I couldn't ask for better lecturers.
I can't wait to meet them at Dengkil and get to know them better.
Puncak Alam is a great campus with amazing facilities and a beautiful landscape. PTAR is filled to the brim with books and incredible IT facilities. Also, restaurants and cafes that sell delicious food at affordable prices are littered all over campus as far as the eye can see.
Alhamdulilah, my studies are going great and it's not that hard for me to understand what's being taught in class. Whenever there's something I don't understand, the lecturers are always there to answer my questions. Study groups with my classmates have also been a huge help.
All the online classes that we've gone through together have made the bond between my classmates and I even stronger. Although online distance learning isn't ideal, when you're surrounded by amazing people, anything is possible.
From surprise birthday parties to late night movie nights to joining university's staff Merdeka Zumba, there are a billion memories that I will keep forever as these memoirs has eneriched my university experience and made my heart so full.
Thank you T11 for everything.
So, what made my university life so great?
There are 29 answers to that question.
So, what made my university life so great?
There are 29 answers to that question.
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