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I still can’t believe that I survived the first month far from my family and friends. My family especially my Tita Tess doesn’t want me to study outside our province and her reason is that I don’t know how to cook. But hey, a month has passed. So these are my learnings from a month of my stay in UPLB aside from the lessons in every discussions.

  • Study first. Read your readings and do your assignments first before scrolling on your news feed. In my first four weeks, I already said “Pagod na ako”, “Ayaw ko na” and “Ang daming babasahin” but I don’t actually give up easily. My family is providing me everything so I should value their sacrifices and do my part which is to study well. If you have assignments, do it right now. Always remember the reason why you’re here.
  • Take care of yourself. Health is also important. Don’t always eat processed foods. My family is concern of my health so they’re asking me what I eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner and if I sleep early or not. It is good to take a rest and have some fun. It is good for our health if we get enough sleep every weekend.
  • Socialize. Don’t be shy. Having friends will help you cope up with homesickness. It’s hard to study far from your family so it is better if you have someone to talk to. Go out with your friends to relieve your stress or to study together.
  • Always bring the things that you need. You really need to bring your water bottle and umbrella. The weather is unpredictable. You’ll never know when it’ll rain. Don’t leave it outside your classroom, you”ll never see it again.
  • Create a budget plan. Buy the things that you only need. It is not easy to earn money so value every peso that you have.

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