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31-03-2021, 05:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 31-03-2021, 05:10 PM by Adaptsnews.)
I don't know who needs to hear this:
Your friends in the university aren't necessarily fake friends. I know we may always what to draw lines of comparison between our friends in secondary schools and tertiary institutions. Lol
Now contrast and compare:
1. In secondary school, your kind hearted teachers were always there to help correct your little mistakes and ginger you to success. There were no carryovers. Lol
2. For day students, you often come back to meet delicious meals waiting for you on the table. Courtesy of mum and your elder sisters. Lol
3. You had little or no problems to handle because your parents were close and ever present to sort your issues out.
In Tertiary Institutions
1. Your problems are your problems and problems alone. For any silly academic mistake you make, you must pay for it. Lol
2. In the university, people are carrying problems extremely bigger than them. From carryovers, financial problems, exhausted food stuff etc.
3. In the tertiary institution, you have got to step up your game and ensure that you are gainfully employed to make up for extra expenses.
4. The system is full of stress, stress, stress.
5. You have to cook your food or stay at the mercy of road side restaurants.
With all these loads of issues to settle in the university, you discover that you have little time for social activities, and relationships.
Your friends are not really fake, they have too many engagements.
Source: www.AdaptsNews•com
Your friends in the university aren't necessarily fake friends. I know we may always what to draw lines of comparison between our friends in secondary schools and tertiary institutions. Lol
Now contrast and compare:
1. In secondary school, your kind hearted teachers were always there to help correct your little mistakes and ginger you to success. There were no carryovers. Lol
2. For day students, you often come back to meet delicious meals waiting for you on the table. Courtesy of mum and your elder sisters. Lol
3. You had little or no problems to handle because your parents were close and ever present to sort your issues out.
In Tertiary Institutions
1. Your problems are your problems and problems alone. For any silly academic mistake you make, you must pay for it. Lol
2. In the university, people are carrying problems extremely bigger than them. From carryovers, financial problems, exhausted food stuff etc.
3. In the tertiary institution, you have got to step up your game and ensure that you are gainfully employed to make up for extra expenses.
4. The system is full of stress, stress, stress.
5. You have to cook your food or stay at the mercy of road side restaurants.
With all these loads of issues to settle in the university, you discover that you have little time for social activities, and relationships.
Your friends are not really fake, they have too many engagements.
Source: www.AdaptsNews•com
