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Moving To College
I felt scared about moving to college, university or away from home for the first time. From a small community in the province to a city with a population of less than 2 million, everything changed.
I came to college and had no idea what to expect. When I entered the school I have chosen, it seemed like I was in a new world with people I do not know. I walked around the campus and felt like I was this lost little freshman.
FEU was not my 1st choice actually. I just had no choice. But my “tito” said, “it is not which school that matters, it is in you if you will study hard enough to reach your goals in life.” He was right, so I need to love the school I am destined to study at.
College life is completely different from high school. I
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