Here we are!

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Yay!!! We are finally here, to the end of this semester. I can't believe I made it this far! Well.., I should say this after next week since we have finals. But we are almost there, and it's pretty close, right? This semester has been very interesting cause it was the first time I went to campus classes. I feel great that I actually experienced college life even though I had some good and bad days, but still, it was memorable. Being in a class with other students, I was a little nervous at first. Then I started comparing myself to others, but I soon understood that I didn't need to. I accepted who I am and what I'm capable of. There are many things that I can't do right now, but I knew I could do and learn it later, and that motivation made me here today. I appreciate all the professors that I have had so far. They helped me learn enormously, and I'm genuinely grateful for that. I love them so much because they were all wanted us to succeed in our studies. It was always a pleasure to hear their comments and compliments on my work, and that encouragement boosted my mind and activated the "do more" button in me.  I know learning is a complicated process, but I believe attempts and perseverance always pay off and help you on your journey. That's why I try hard, the hardest as I can. Now, I have finals left, and I'm ready for it! 

    It has been a great semester. Thanks, everyone; I wish you all good luck with the finals! And of course, have a wonderful holiday!

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  1. dr. kyburzDecember 17, 2021 at 1:02 PM

    " I accepted who I am and what I'm capable of." Clearly, SO MUCH! It was a delight to see you learn, share, and grow in the class, Arvin! Best of luck, going forward!

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