Being a student is all fun and campus
is convivial till you see your examinations time table. We’ve been writing
exams all our lives yet consternation creeps up on us every semester. In the
university, it’s much of a big deal because there’s nothing like a one final
exam which accounts for your years in the institution. It’s a matter of
building GPA. One thing about GPA is just like construction of a house, a firm
and strong house involves expertise, quality materials and adequate time. On
the other hand, a poorly constructed house is put together by shoddy work,
hence it’s easy to break down. Every student gets busy during examinations
period, First Class students try to maintain their spot, whilst the others
sweat to incline. There’s a saying which goes like ‘you cannot change what you
refuse to confront’. Hence there’s a necessity to forgo certain interests.
Let’s look at 6 realities students experience during examination weeks.
1. Classic Soccer Matches: So, a day before you face your toughest
paper in a semester your friends trip to the TV room in jerseys chanting. The
arguments don’t cease, and the brave hearts set off to betting centers to
chance their luck. Apparently, you would’ve led the fans of one team by doing
some historical statistics and exhibited your regular secondary coaching skills
in the El Classico or probably Champions League Final, but here you are with a
pen and paper trying to escape the damage caused by a resit.
2. Groundbreaking Events: The previous years you missed this
annual event you’ve been dying to see all this while. This year is even going
to get better as your favourite superstar or star crush has been put on the
bill. Being a stan, you can confidently mark this experience as a step to self-actualization.
You’re figuring out if you can make it for the event and still grasp your
academic notes, but the hours are just not enough and you can’t turn back the
hands of time. Seeing the flyer of the party you’d climb mountains to be
present makes you want to drop a tear knowing well that you can’t choose it
over that troublesome course’s paper.
3. Roommates’ Distraction: Your roommate has about 5 papers to
write in seven days, but you’re given two weeks to finish up your 8 papers. He/she
completes and can’t hide the amusement, but conversely causes discomfort
because all you can do is put yourself in his/her shoes. He’s playing video
games all night long. She’s chatting with her bae for God-knows-how-many hours.
You’ve been getting calls from relatives constantly asking when you’re going to
be done. Now you’re getting homesick but these grades won’t make themselves.
4. Religious Activities: As the leader of your religious
denominational association or the head of committee of a programme you realize
you can’t make it. People start to complain why you accepted to perform these
roles when you knew you can’t make time for it. However, it’s not your fault,
the final time table came out and the changes had ruined your plans. The
activity was built on your shoulder, you invested all your ideas, energy and
time into this but sadly you have to give it all up.
5. Great Opportunities: University is a fair ground for taking
chances and making the best out of opportunities. This seminar which will take
place off campus may be the total life transformation for you. Signing up for
this competition which you’re aware you have a better chance of winning may
interfere your success as a student. You could usher at this event and brighten
your purse. In your mind’s eye you can see your guardian struggling to make
ends meet. He/she is hoping you make the best of grades. Consciously, you turn
down this great opportunity.
6. Divided Attention: You’ve been chasing this girl all
semester, finally she opens up and blows your brains off with a text that reads
“hey, I think I may be able to come over this weekend”. Here you are
contemplating on whether you allow her to come or not. Normally, you wouldn’t
even go through this thought process but you know definitely there’s no time to
waste because just after the weekend you have 2 brain-racking papers to write
on the same day. Although you can let her come over but you may not experience
a quality moment. You end up not making the best of decisions.
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