College Life
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Interesting course. You must be good in numbers. My churchmate is an ECE graduate at PUP and he was the Top 3 overall in board exam. His classmates are my churchmates too. They placed good.
Only a few people are gifted with the ability to embrace figures and calculations. My nephew graduated Magna Cum Laude at the Ateneo de Cagayan University BS in Physics and minor in Mathematics. He now runs his own website. He accepted foreign students to answer their homework in Algebra, Physics, Chemistry, calculous, and Geometry. He earns 125,000 pesos a month. That's the power of good in figures.
I was always good at maths in my school life. Most people are scared of it but I used to love it. I used to study maths only in school as well as in college life. I was not good in other subjects except maths and science.
If only I pursue a course with numbers - math, I would be able to master other branch of Mathematics. When I visited my high school, my 3rd math teacher asked what course I was taking. Then she asked why I did not pursue Math. She knew I was good in her class.
Then why didn't you pursue the course in Maths. I took BSc (Maths) but my father wanted me to take an engineering course so I dropped it now I repent for my decision I should have studied maths and should have been a teacher as I hate corporate world.
I took AB English but did not pursue any other course after that. I was supposed to pursue broadcasting or journalism. After graduation, I started to work. And then I was not able to enroll in broadcasting or journalism.
I did not consider Math because I was unsure I can make it. In college, I even had high scores in my Math subjects than my major subjects.
I did not consider Math because I was unsure I can make it. In college, I even had high scores in my Math subjects than my major subjects.
My churchmate is an ECE graduate. He is now a professor in the school where he finished his profession.
My classmates are mostly English teachers now. There is a head teacher and a dean.
They ask for MTech if you want to teach engineering students and for it I will have clear a GATE exam to take admission in a college and I feel it would be difficult for me at this age when I left study 25 years ago.
What I mean is to teach part-time. There is o part-time course unless the student decides to enroll in 3 or 4 subjects for he or she is a working student. There are students who work in Jollibee for 5 hours and in the afternoon they go to school. They have 7000 pesos monthly salary.
I did not much like my college as it was so different from what I experienced while in school
