What I have learned so far at University


What I have learned so far at University

Topic sentence: My first semester of university was very difficult
I. How to prepare for an exam
II. Manage your freetime
III. Learn how the system works
Conclusion: In the first semester of university a student has to learn how the system works. Once they have mastered that, the future will be a lot easier to cope with.

                My first semester of university was very difficult. If I could describe it with one word, it would be "survival". Besides the English and Hungarian literature knowledge, I learned how to prepare for an exam if i I have only one day or night in the worst case, which is by drinking the strongest coffee in the drink machine. and I also learned how to survive a week without sleeping. Students are pretty good  experts at procrastinating, but once you learn all-night long and drink coffee and energy drink to get your paper finished, you realise that it’s a pretty bad thing to delay things.the first time a student has to stay up all night long to get a paper finished they realise that doing work on time is a better option. As soon as a homework comes in, you want to get it done and out of the way. It's not a good thing when you are very busy and don't have any time. Learning Doing work at on time makes it easier to manage the rest of yourone’s freetime. Attending university is not only about take taking part in classes and doing nothing, : you students have to prepare a lot to for exams. You have to pass really difficult classes. I think in the first semester of university we have to learn how things are working. We have to know this lifestyle and system. If we manage that, we will not have any bigger problems in the future. In the first semester of university a student has to learn how the system works. Once they have mastered that, the future will be a lot easier to cope with.

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