Okay, so here’s the 911. You signed up to start this whole new thing called university, you picked your degree and daydreamed about your future career all summer long as you prepared yourself for this new journey. You’ve enrolled, your
Should I post this? Will I get likes or comments? Maybe I should wait, oh just do it! No, don’t do it! Aaargh. Posted. Now what? I closed my computer and walked away, still unsure as to what would happen next. To my surprise, I instantly received positive, encouraging responses.
When I first began studying online, I had no idea what I was in for. Now that I have completed my degree, I realise how much I have changed, learned and accomplished. My online study journey was not always easy though. Juggling studying online with life as
During high school, the teacher would be advancing the finer details of a George Orwell novel or Egyptian history and my mind would wander. Hours would go by before the school bell snapped me back into the classroom and I’d missed another lesson. Perhaps
There I was, just weeks into a three-year university degree, dreary eyed and ready to fall asleep when a notification flashed across my phone…from my tutor. My first grade has been marked. Nervous and excited, I logon and check my grade. I’m crushed. Immediately,
I felt blessed to receive the Sir Samuel Griffith Scholarship for the duration of my Bachelor of Music degree.
Over the past two weeks, I got the opportunity to participate in a cultural study tour in Nouvelle Calledonie (New Caledonia).
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