I had the privilege of studying in the top engineering college in India and it’s been a while since I graduated. It was quite an immersive and life changing experience for me. Moving to a completely new city and studying there was a bit daunting at first but it opened my mind to new ways of learning. It helped me stop relying on others and taking responsibility for myself. And helped me find out what I was good at and develop those skills.
I also learned how to be more appreciative of the simple things in life that I always took for granted. We often overlook the little things because we are always trying to chase bigger things but as you grow older and look back, you realize that those little things mean a lot more than anything else.
Since I stayed in a hostel, I got a chance to stay on the campus. Staying in a hostel is an experience on its own. It taught me how to be disciplined, organized and independent.
A lot of stress was put on the overall development of the student at the university. They believed in preparing you for the bigger and better things in life and in my case they truly did it. Sometimes all you need is someone to have faith in you and push you to do things in life that you wouldn’t do otherwise. And the credit goes to the wonderful teachers who acted like pillars of support and encouragement throughout the program.
When I look back, I see how far I’ve come in life ever since I graduated. It’s been an exciting journey and the transformation has been phenomenal. At the university, I had access to excellent opportunities, classes and resources that helped in shaping me into a better version of me.
Plus being affiliated with a top university that has a certain reputation opens up great avenues for you. You job application gets a better response and that is a major benefit. The campus placement was quite good and I got placed in one of the top companies but when I decided to shift to a different company for career growth, I did not have trouble getting a new job because I had studied in a reputed university.
Well, all I can really say is that I’m proud to be an alumna of this university because not only it helped me take charge of my life but it also prepared me to face all kinds of situations life had to offer.
I also learned how to be more appreciative of the simple things in life that I always took for granted. We often overlook the little things because we are always trying to chase bigger things but as you grow older and look back, you realize that those little things mean a lot more than anything else.
Since I stayed in a hostel, I got a chance to stay on the campus. Staying in a hostel is an experience on its own. It taught me how to be disciplined, organized and independent.
A lot of stress was put on the overall development of the student at the university. They believed in preparing you for the bigger and better things in life and in my case they truly did it. Sometimes all you need is someone to have faith in you and push you to do things in life that you wouldn’t do otherwise. And the credit goes to the wonderful teachers who acted like pillars of support and encouragement throughout the program.
When I look back, I see how far I’ve come in life ever since I graduated. It’s been an exciting journey and the transformation has been phenomenal. At the university, I had access to excellent opportunities, classes and resources that helped in shaping me into a better version of me.
Plus being affiliated with a top university that has a certain reputation opens up great avenues for you. You job application gets a better response and that is a major benefit. The campus placement was quite good and I got placed in one of the top companies but when I decided to shift to a different company for career growth, I did not have trouble getting a new job because I had studied in a reputed university.
Well, all I can really say is that I’m proud to be an alumna of this university because not only it helped me take charge of my life but it also prepared me to face all kinds of situations life had to offer.
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