Lately I've been succumbed in schoolwork. Last week, there was never a day that I did not stay up late for the two exams and a project that we had to pass. I'm happy that I survived them all (I think) but as I look back, I've never studied this intense and this long my entire life, and what I'll just get is a so-so grade. But I am proud to say that this so-so grade is a fruit of my difficult labor. I actually expected that junior year will be this hard. And now that I am in it, I have nothing to testify but the truthfulness of that statement! ANG HIRAAAAP DUUUDE!
This Friday, I had fever while taking an exam. There were no accompanying symptoms, just fever. It persisted 'til this day around the afternoon. I was thinking that it was stress-induced. I never experienced anything like that before. I studied to the point that my health is compromised--and all I get is a mediocre grade. :)) But you know what, I will choose to be happy. As what my profs always tell us (some of them who even failed Math11, took removals for Neuroanatomy, etc.) GRADES ARE NOT EVERYTHING. Grades are something, but not everything. In the long run, what matters is how you deal with your clients in the future. My patients won't ask me about my grades in Audiology, Language, or Neuroanatomy... all they care about is how I can improve their lives.
I know I can survive. I know I can do this. All I need is His grace to keep me going. =)
This Friday, I had fever while taking an exam. There were no accompanying symptoms, just fever. It persisted 'til this day around the afternoon. I was thinking that it was stress-induced. I never experienced anything like that before. I studied to the point that my health is compromised--and all I get is a mediocre grade. :)) But you know what, I will choose to be happy. As what my profs always tell us (some of them who even failed Math11, took removals for Neuroanatomy, etc.) GRADES ARE NOT EVERYTHING. Grades are something, but not everything. In the long run, what matters is how you deal with your clients in the future. My patients won't ask me about my grades in Audiology, Language, or Neuroanatomy... all they care about is how I can improve their lives.
I know I can survive. I know I can do this. All I need is His grace to keep me going. =)
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