experience in the Muhammadiyah Student Association (IPM) at the branch level has been one of the most valuable moments in my life. I joined IPM when I was still in high school and remained active until I became a university student. I still remember the first time I attended a branch leadership meeting (Rapi Cabang) of IPM, I felt very nervous and didn't know what to expect. However, as time went on, I began to feel comfortable and confident to participate in various activities and discussions.

As a member of IPM, I had the opportunity to develop my leadership, public speaking, and teamwork skills. I also had the chance to attend various trainings and workshops organized by IPM, such as cadre training, journalism training, and leadership training.

One of the most memorable experiences for me was when I was part of a team that organized a social service event in a rural area. We conducted activities such as free medical treatment, blood donation, and health education. Seeing the positive impact of our activities on the community made me feel very satisfied and proud.

In addition, I also had the opportunity to interact with friends from different regions and backgrounds. We shared experiences, ideas, and aspirations, and learned from each other.

Being part of IPM has taught me the importance of cooperation, leadership, and responsibility. I also learned about the values of Islam that are rahmatan lil 'alamin and how to apply them in daily life.

I am very grateful for the experience I gained in IPM and I am confident that this experience will be very beneficial for me in the future. There are many beautiful memories in this organization and thank you to Kak Sandi and Kak Aufa who have accompanied me in the last period of this organization. ok, thaks you

(Sofa Mar'atussholikah 16122420008)

Two years ago, I attended a maritime school that required all cadets to participate in the drumband extracurricular activity. My school's drumband was quite well-known, and many activities often invited our band members. In this drumband, we had a wide variety of instruments to choose from, including the ballera, bass drum, tenor drum, trumpet, and even a drum majorette. However, at the time, I was more interested in the trumpet because it was an instrument I had never tried before, and I found it quite challenging. Without much thought and without any experience, I confidently chose to join the trumpet team. Over time, I began to understand and memorize the notes and techniques. I have participated in various activities, such as the annual cadet inauguration, graduation ceremonies, outdoor events such as major holidays, accompanying music at weddings, and even participating in the PORPROV PDBI competition in Semarang. It was a very impressive experience for me because I gained so many new things and experiences.

where here my friends and I are carrying out our duties as ospi usually called osis here we secure female/male students from meeting where here there is a big event namely graduation where of course many students are meeting. here we not only secure the students we also greet the guardians of the students politely and friendly here there are so many impressions that I get not only just carrying out the mandate here we get the meaning of togetherness both joy and sorrow together and the cohesiveness of teamwork where we also have to agree and give in to each other's opinions here we are not 6 but 8 two of them graduated the book here there are so many memories during my time in the organization from being disliked by students or usatazah because we have so many rules so that so many people don't like us but here I learned that if you want to be respected then respect others too.✨During my 1 year as the second chairperson, I felt happy and grateful to the female teacher who had entrusted me with the responsibility to manage the Islamic boarding school organization so that it could progress further. Perhaps this is all I can tell you or a little of my experience when I was involved in organizing at the Islamic boarding school and thank you☺️

Every morning, we woke up before dawn to pray Tahajjud and Fajr together. After that, we had tadarus, reading the Qur’an before breakfast. The sound of Qur’an recitation in the quiet morning always made me feel calm and peaceful.

Besides studying, we also learned how to be independent. I was taught how to cook rice, clean my room, wash my clothes, and take care of my belongings. At first, it was tiring, but later I realized those small routines taught me responsibility and self discipline.

During the day, we studied regular subjects like math, English, and science, as well as Islamic lessons such as Tafsir, Hadith, and Fiqh. In the afternoon, we sometimes played sports or joined study groups. At night, we usually read Qur’an again or had fun talks with our roommates before sleeping. On weekends, we often joined activities like speech contests or Qur’an recitation competitions.

However, when I was in the second grade of senior high school, I decided to leave (boyong) from the boarding school because I started to feel homesick and couldn’t adapt anymore. It was a hard decision, but I believed it was the best for me. After that, I continued my study at a new school near my home. I met new friends and slowly adapted to a different environment.

Even though I didn’t finish my study at the boarding school, the experience taught me many valuable lessons about patience, discipline, and gratitude. Those moments will always be a meaningful part of my life story.

As the exam approached, I felt extremely nervous, afraid of making a mistake or forgetting the sequence. However, my friends constantly encouraged me to stay calm and focused. When the music started playing, I tried to enjoy every movement and danced wholeheartedly. After finishing, I felt relieved and happy that our performance had gone smoothly. From that experience, I learned that teamwork and diligent practice can produce satisfying results.

Yesterday I was accompanied by 3 of my very exciting friends, we started climbing Mount Ungaran via Parantunan at 03.30 am and along the way we encountered many rooted paths, the 4 of us really enjoyed the trip, long story short at 06.00 we were already at post 5 which was called the love bend, well until this time we enjoyed the extraordinary beautiful view we were greeted by the bright morning sun and a very bright sea of ​​clouds while enjoying the beauty of nature we also decided to rest and have breakfast because climbing requires a lot of energy after that we continued the journey to the peak of Bondolan here we only stopped for a moment to capture the moment and continued to the peak because the distance was not far at 06.30 we reached the peak of Ungaran which was called the bald peak at an altitude of 2050 MDPL (meters above sea level) we decided to rest and see the view from the top of the peak and continued with the activity of descending the mountain, and safely arrived at base camp in good health, thank you, that's a little experience about climbing Mount Ungaran, see you in the next story.

Every Thursday was a sacred day for us, especially for the students of 12th grade science class. At my school, before the lessons began, we always performed the Dhuha prayer. Coincidentally, Mathematics was the first subject on that day. Because of that, every time we finished praying, we immediately ran to our classroom. We had to arrive first, because if the teacher reached the class before we did, we would be punished. But if we managed to arrive earlier, we could finally breathe in relief. Thursday was always full of pounding hearts, panic, and laughter afterward. It was exhausting, but until now, those moments became unforgettable memories.

Oh, and the photo above was me when I was in junior high school, while the one below was taken during senior high school. The moment I told you about happened in my high school days. So, why did I include my junior high school photo? Because for me, no matter how unique and exciting high school was, junior high school was even crazier, more memorable, and more alive than anything else. That time was full of laughter, innocent mischief, and stories that could never be repeated. That was why I inserted my junior high photo—as a reminder that before the chaos of high school, there was a time that was even more extraordinary.

Finally we became friends like before until graduation time came and for the person who provoked him he felt the same way where no one wanted to talk to him Finally we became friends like before until graduation time came and for the person who provoked him he felt the same way where no one wanted to talk to him But maybe this is karma. But until now I still have to go to a psychologist to heal my mental health. Thank you, mam, for reading about my unforgettable experience. Sorry, ma'am, I've ended up telling a long story. Once again thank you mam this is my unforgettable true story

Well, at that time, we didn't really think about it, maybe there was something else that was best for each of us, and we gathered in a room to share thoughts about the future, what tests to take, what else to do, and which university to go to. and tonight we also happened to be given advice and direction from the ummah (boarding school caretaker) and here I understand that to get something is not easy we have to try as hard as possible and fight and here I also feel what it means to be together whether we are in trouble or happy and for my friends I hope we can become successful and useful people for society and the nation maybe just a little story that I can't forget until now thank you ☺️🙏

and that incident was very memorable because of the extraordinary togetherness

To get back on track, I'll tell you about my three-month internship experience. During my internship, I was shown how to print food boxes using a large printer. I also learned how to make waterproof food boxes by laminating printed paper using a different machine. Additionally, I was taught how to edit designs according to customer requests and recap orders after work hours at 5 PM. Oh, and I often got caught in the rain on my way home from the internship, which was from January to late March. That's about it, friends, that's my internship experience. Honestly, I've forgotten some details since it was in 2022😭."

"Let me introduce myself, my name is Raygita Ayu Pramesti. I'd like to share a bit about my past. During my high school years, I was part of the PMR (Palang Merah Remaja/Red Cross Youth) organization, as I've always been passionate about healthcare. Back then, I actively participated in community-based activities and loved doing socialization events.

To join PMR, I had to go through a tough selection process, competing with over 500 applicants, but I made it through! I'm incredibly proud of that accomplishment. Serving PMR for 3 years wasn't easy, but I knew it would equip me with valuable knowledge and skills.

As a child, I dreamed of becoming a doctor, but life took a different turn. Now, I'm grateful for the path I've taken and hope to make the most of it. I'm focused on my future and determined to make my parents proud. From being part of PMR to pursuing a career as a midwife, I'm proud of the person I've become.😊"