My name is Daniel, and I never imagined that university life would be this hard. I had always been a decent student in high school, but stepping into the university was like entering an entirely different world. The workload, the pressure, and the competition were intense. No matter how hard I tried, I kept failing exams—sometimes narrowly, sometimes by a wide margin. I felt defeated, frustrated, and embarrassed.
For the first two years, it seemed like nothing I did was enough. I attended lectures, studied late into the night, and even formed study groups, but my results didn’t improve. Each failure chipped away at my confidence. I started questioning my abilities, wondering if I had made a mistake by pursuing higher education. I almost gave up several times, feeling like I was trapped in a cycle of disappointment.…CONTINUE READING
