Blog 4 - Education
This week I will talk about the topic of education, specifically about the main things that a high school student who wants to enter university should know.
I have two great pieces of advice for all those high school students. The first has to do with starting to have a very serious mentality about organizing your time. Not all university careers involve the same demand for time, but if they are all going to require your greatest attention and daily dedication, if you don't organize your life and you don't schedule your time to do both study things and hobbies or jobs, it may be that at the end of the semester you find yourself in a very serious situation, that is, sleeping little, with poor nutrition, and very stressed.
The second piece of advice has to do with relaxing. Perhaps this is contradictory to what I said before, but in reality it is not, because beyond the fact that university is really demanding and complex, you should never stop doing the things you like, even if you do them for a short time or feel very stressed. You must calm down, see things from a general perspective, and never fall into the extremism of leaving aside your friends and hobbies to study for whole days. There must be a balance.
In conclusion, my great advice is to think of university as a scale, on which to achieve balance you need to make an effort and organize your time. University is not easy and things will not always turn out the way you want, but nothing is impossible and everything has a solution, and I am telling you, dear reader, that I am only in my second year, but in a few years I have learned that.
if you agree with me or you liked my tips, please leave a comment! I would really appreciate it.
Hi Seba, I agree with you, it is very important to generate a balance in the organization of activities, without it we will not be able to lead a quiet life, since we will constantly feel disorganized and that we lack time for everything. I liked your advice and despite always having it in mind it is really important that we put it into practice.
ResponderEliminarHi Sebastian. I think your point of view about the responsibility that every university student needs is correct. I also share the analogy you made with a scale. A balance is necessary to excel in college, without it consuming our time or our mental health.
ResponderEliminarHi Seba, I think they are very good advice, if someone had told me before entering the University I would probably have saved a lot of troubles ahaha
ResponderEliminarHi Sebastián, thank you very much for sharing these tips that are so necessary. You are very right when you talk about studying at the university, it is like a balance, achieving an equilibrium between free time and study, always with the need of proper organization.
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ResponderEliminarHi Sebastian, your advice is very accurate, also as a second year student I can corroborate that you have to take the process calmly and seriously. You can have fun, but you must also respond to your responsibilities as a student. In general the best advice for people entering college is to get in the habit of organizing your time.
Hi sebastian, your advice is what my siblings or acquaintances who have already graduated usually tell me, basically there is "time for everything" but you have to organize your activities very well. I will share your advice to anyone who asks me about it.
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