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my experience in Brighton so far

maryannodigwe — 2024-09-25 10:30:56 UTC

I've never been out of my country before. Seeing that the mode of driving was quite different from my country Nigeria amazed me. Here in the UK, the cars drive at the right hand side which isn't usual. Something else that suprised me was that they call elders by their name. I'm used to Mr and Mrs but it's quite different here. I was even more shocked to find out that smoking is very normal and there are some smoking areas drafted out for those who will like to smoke. So far, I'm loving Brighton because every one is free to wear and express themselves how they want. No fear of being judge like how my home country was. Don't get me wrong, I mean I like here a lot because you get to meet people from different countries. There are friends I have from some countries I never even knew that existed in my continent, Africa.

what makes a successful student?

maryannodigwe — 2024-09-25 10:58:27 UTC

Good question. Now let me direct the question to myself. What would make. me a successful student?

I'll have to be consistent, always studying ahead of the teacher, reading and reflecting on what ive been thought in class. This also includes studying at all times and meeting my lecturers when i'm not clear or have a proper understanding of what I've been thought in class.

Commitment is part of what makes a student successful but most students finds it quite hard. This involves being able to keep up a reading timetable and a well rescheduled timetable that'll balance our lives and makes sure we aren't lacking both socially, morally and educational wise. if I am committed to my studies, I'll be able to get good grades at the end of the term.

Having attendance also makes you successful because that way, you won't miss any explanation the teacher has to offer.

Above all, hard work. You can't be committed, have good attendance and be consistent without being hardworking. Hard-work pays a lot and its the key to success asides praying to your God.

maryannodigwe — 2024-09-25 10:59:17 UTC

I want to look forward to working in pharmaceutical companies as a part time worker to add to my CV

maryannodigwe — 2024-10-16 11:05:27 UTC