Graduate Shares Journey of Studying Unknown Course
Haywhy, a graduate who shared his journey on X, revealed that he had little knowledge of his course prior to gaining admission to university. He encountered the name of his course only once or twice before receiving his admission letter.
Entering 100 level, he had no real understanding of the program's requirements or expectations. Despite lacking genuine interest in the course, he persevered through the four years of study, ultimately graduating with second class honours, upper division.
His narrative resonates with many Nigerian students who find themselves in programs assigned through the admission process rather than those they actively chose. Haywhy described his university experience as a navigation through unfamiliar terrain, emphasizing resilience over passion.
His post garnered significant attention online, connecting with readers who relate to completing degrees in fields that were not their first choice.
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