When i was in my first year, i was part of the people that thought that i was going to finish with a first class until i saw my first semester result then i knew that it was bigger than me. [color=#990000][/color]

When I got to 100 level i saw my old time secondary school mate and primary school friends already in 300 and 400 level.

Just two weeks after that, I saw few of my friends who were already in for their masters program

... Here I am on Nairaland still searching the vacancy section...This life ehen

I won an award as the most dressed student in my department in year one.

Lemme just book this space.

I missed more lectures than I attended (especially noon time ones) 'cause going for 9am lectures by 8am, just know that you'll stay at the back (all the students in the faculty over 1k). So anytime I've got the back seat, I'd just walk out 'cause it's equal to being absent... didn't affect me much (just a little) 'cause year one in my school is ALL MULTIPLE CHOICE E-EXAMS

Subsequently, the dread of ATTENDANCE and WRITTEN exams made me switch style, even days of 8-6 lectures, I rarely miss

My first year was easy for me, Staying inside campus also helped me a bit. My result in year 1 was OK . Some lecturers made sure you understand what was being taught while some had this "i don't care" attitude. Tutorials also helped me in my exams and practicals.

1. I discovered the university is a different ball game. Not like secondary school where you will be forming efiko over Chemistry and Commerce exams. Keep your oversabi at home.

2. Senior/level guys be asking a sister out. Not love, na October rush.

3. If you wanna be involved in campus politics, first year is the time to pull the base. That is the year you interact with the whole faculty and associating faculties. By 3rd year, people start departmentalizing and forming for each other...lol. After some dating and heartbreaks of course.

4. I felt I needed to BELONG somewhere, albeit with sense and balance. So, I joined a campus church. Getting there, the immorality I witnessed pass the one I dey run from. I sha focused on what I came for.

5. Night class is a scam, 89.17423% of the time.

One of the funniest years of my life lol I had a very pleasant university/‘campus’ experience overall sha

I was serious,social and religious.

I really enjoyed it...

Distance relationship, so I was able to flex well

not really a good experience