“Realization always comes late.”
Jaime E. Lualhati
Mr. Jaime E. Lualhati is a graduate of class 1984 with a degree in Bachelor of Science in Agriculture major in Animal Science. Mr. Lualhati is a successful business man in which he likes to stay humble about. He is a loving father of two children, one of which is a freshman in the university and the other is in senior high school. When asked about his experience as an iskolar ng bayan, he describes his stay by telling about how as an Animal Science Major, he would memorize, research and comprehend. It became part of his day to day college life.
I guess from a more mature point of view of mister Lualhati, compared to his old college self, He would encourage his old self to manage his time more and become more independent early on, he would have focused more on those subjects that weren’t too difficult.
“To graduate with honors could have been possible also. Realizations always come late.”
Jaime E. Lualhati
This message is essential for us struggling college students because one day, when we look back at our old selves and think that we’ve come a long way, we always have some minor regrets that we wish we could have done. This is not to scare us but to encourage us to do the best we can and to have fun as much as possible while we’re in the university.
Another thing is that we may falter at times but it’s okay. What’s important is we are able to move on from that and also learn from it. We must not dwell on our regrets and failure and keep in mind that there is a plan for us. We must never give up no matter how much caffeine is in our system or how many sleepless nights you’ve had. Always remember that when you look back from the future, you’ll know that you did your absolute best.
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