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Dai Nam Diary (Lighthouse - Business Administration students 07-01)
Posted date 10/05/2017
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Posted date 10/05/2017
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Almost 4 years have passed since I studied at Dai Nam, a period of time that left me with many memories of my student life. It was also a period of time that gave me many beautiful memories of my youth. During those months, I had time to write down a few lines of my diary about Dai Nam, and now when I sit down to flip through each page of my yearbook, many emotions come flooding back to me…
Almost 4 years have passed since I studied at Dai Nam, a period of time that left me with many memories of my student life. It was also a period of time that gave me many beautiful memories of my youth. During those months, I had time to write down a few lines of my diary about Dai Nam, and now when I sit down to flip through each page of my yearbook, many emotions come flooding back to me…
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Dai Nam Diary
My first year marked a coincidence, meeting Dai Nam - "I failed my first choice". And at that moment, the whole world suddenly shrank into just one word "fate". I started my first year at Dai Nam with confusion and strangeness, new friends, new classes, it seemed like everything in me changed. Not being able to get into the school I first registered for, I was disappointed and a little disappointed in myself. Then, thanks to my family's encouragement, I also started making a plan for my first year of university. I also wrote down the goals I needed to achieve, what I needed to prepare. But when it came to reality, I gradually became discouraged. Do you know why?
It is true that in the first days of school, I was also excited about many things, also studied hard, took notes diligently... after a while, I "lost my emotions" and could not find any connection to get inspiration to study. You said that I study based on inspiration, and that is not wrong. Simply because I like to study math subjects, subjects that require a lot of talking, listening and little writing, but subjects that follow the traditional method of "teacher lectures, students take notes, and nod whatever they hear", I am not "fascinated" by them. So I gradually got bored with studying, combined with the mentality of retaking the university entrance exam - transferring schools the following year, made me neglect my first year at Dai Nam. Thinking back now, I really did not have much to say about my first year.
My second year was a big turning point in my life. After retaking the university entrance exam for the second time, I still couldn't get into my dream school. After all, I returned to Dai Nam and at that time I decided to study hard. Because I no longer had any intention of retaking the exam next year. I started to focus more on studying and gradually adapted to the fact that I would be spending the next years of my university life here. The most important thing in my second year was when I realized that I was completely capable and could do better than those who had ridiculed me when I failed the university entrance exam. I signed up for extracurricular activities, clubs outside... gradually I became more confident and thought more positively. Then, my second year passed with happy days of going to school with friends, participating in exciting activities of the faculty... remembering so many memories and I have no regrets about my days studying here.
My third year was the most meaningful time that I always cherish in my student life. That was the time when my friends and I worked together on small projects in the Project Management Skills subject, went out to give gifts to the homeless at night, visited poor children in the Red River floating village, or participated in organizing meaningful programs for children at the K Hospital in Tan Trieu... I felt that at that time I was truly living the meaning of the phrase "student life". During the day, I went to school, after school I invited my friends to eat and drink all kinds of things, and when I had free time, I went out somewhere to enjoy my youth. We also actively studied, shared many things with each other... Just like that, another year passed...
It is true that in the first days of school, I was also excited about many things, also studied hard, took notes diligently... after a while, I "lost my emotions" and could not find any connection to get inspiration to study. You said that I study based on inspiration, and that is not wrong. Simply because I like to study math subjects, subjects that require a lot of talking, listening and little writing, but subjects that follow the traditional method of "teacher lectures, students take notes, and nod whatever they hear", I am not "fascinated" by them. So I gradually got bored with studying, combined with the mentality of retaking the university entrance exam - transferring schools the following year, made me neglect my first year at Dai Nam. Thinking back now, I really did not have much to say about my first year.
My second year was a big turning point in my life. After retaking the university entrance exam for the second time, I still couldn't get into my dream school. After all, I returned to Dai Nam and at that time I decided to study hard. Because I no longer had any intention of retaking the exam next year. I started to focus more on studying and gradually adapted to the fact that I would be spending the next years of my university life here. The most important thing in my second year was when I realized that I was completely capable and could do better than those who had ridiculed me when I failed the university entrance exam. I signed up for extracurricular activities, clubs outside... gradually I became more confident and thought more positively. Then, my second year passed with happy days of going to school with friends, participating in exciting activities of the faculty... remembering so many memories and I have no regrets about my days studying here.
My third year was the most meaningful time that I always cherish in my student life. That was the time when my friends and I worked together on small projects in the Project Management Skills subject, went out to give gifts to the homeless at night, visited poor children in the Red River floating village, or participated in organizing meaningful programs for children at the K Hospital in Tan Trieu... I felt that at that time I was truly living the meaning of the phrase "student life". During the day, I went to school, after school I invited my friends to eat and drink all kinds of things, and when I had free time, I went out somewhere to enjoy my youth. We also actively studied, shared many things with each other... Just like that, another year passed...
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My wonderful college time with friends
The fourth year was probably the year that left me with many thoughts and worries because of the feeling of graduating soon, starting to worry about my future. In the first semester of the fourth year, I tried to enjoy the remaining days of my student life, trying to talk to my friends more. The day of the graduation photo shoot, when we sat together and talked about everything under the sun, confided things that I had never said before… that moment made me cherish it so much. It turned out that my youth in Dai Nam had so many things to remember.
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Graduation Day
I am a fourth-year student, finished my internship and preparing to defend my thesis, and soon I will be “kicked out” of school. A few days ago, I accidentally re-read the notebook recording my plans and goals for each semester, and I suddenly smiled, “That’s the end of my student life.” During nearly 4 years at Dai Nam, I also studied, played, and mischievously made mistakes so that I could learn how to mature and grow up.
Maybe that's enough for me. Thanks - Dai Nam!
Maybe that's enough for me. Thanks - Dai Nam!
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