academic pressure has been a significant challenge in my university journey. From the moment I began my courses, the high expectations set by both my family and me created a sense of urgency to succeed. The volume of coursework was much greater than I had anticipated, with weekly readings, frequent assignments, and looming exams. I struggled to keep up, often sacrificing sleep and personal time to stay on top of my studies.

Lack of a social life has been another significant challenge in my university experience. Due to the demanding nature of my studies and work commitments, I have little time or energy left to build and maintain friendships. This isolation can lead to feelings of loneliness and a lack of support, making it harder to cope with the stresses of university life.

Financial struggle has been a persistent challenge in my university journey. Since I am responsible for paying my own tuition and living expenses, I constantly worry about making ends meet. Balancing part-time work with a full course load is incredibly demanding, often leading to exhaustion and limited time for studying or relaxation. The pressure to perform well academically while managing financial responsibilities can feel overwhelming, and the fear of falling short financially is always present.