Being a student away from home Leaving home and heading to University for the first time is one life’s biggest milestones. It marks the beginning of adulthood and independence. It is an exciting time, but it can also be stressful and scary. As a teenage boy/girl getting into different location and trying to feet in the surroundings is the toughest thing you could encounter. People come from different backgrounds to pursue their careers and build better future for themselves, but it obviously doesn’t end like that to most. Life is full of amazing things that could tempt any human being but we tend to forget that things don’t come to us over night, instead you have to fish until you get something rather than that, you have to do things in order to get a thing in return. Flashy life style in our generation is the most forward thing that any young boy/girl can think of. Mistakes are common but only if you learning from them then you can survive the varsity life. When you are by yourself and thinking clearly of what is the purpose of leaving home and go wherever you are, then you will realise the importance of following what you would like to persuit in your life. I always say to myself that “my life, my rules” and keeping in mind that “future is in the hands of those who are preparing for it today”. I rather suffer now while on my way to the top than suffering at the time of enjoying my sows. Varsity life is like a independence course, it teaches many things, like not to call your parents while encountering every problem, Develops your decision making and to have perspective of whatever is happening around you. Making friends is the easiest thing to do when in varsity but the hardest part is to choose good ones because cover never reveal what is exactly inside. When you have eager to learn then your save, but when you tend to repeat the same mistake it means you don’t have any intentions of learning. If you can look carefully to what parents have gone through to pay for your studies it is when you will realise how important it is for you to bring good results. Your experience in varsity life can help those who are on their way there, so let’s make them aware of the challenges they would encounter by sharing our stories. Remember changing one’s life is like crossing millions of human in one strike. By Modibedi Seabelo
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