You wouldn't believe it, but it's true....

I almost lost my admission...

In fact, when I got the message from the deputy vice chancellor that day that I was practically not their students for some reasons, my heart almost stopped working...

I couldn't believe what I just heard.

I instantly went sad wondering what next to do.

"Should I buy JAMB form before it closed?"

"What will I tell people at home? In Church?"

"...That I gave a testimony of studying medicine and surgery, only for it to be for less than 2 months"

"No. No. No. I wouldn't want to do that."

I didn't want to go through the tough JAMB preparation phase again, so I didn't bother doing anything special...

I still attended classes.

Still participated in practicals.

Still wrote some tests...

Even when my matriculation number hadn't been given.

At some point, I was so tired of going to school or classes or participating in any practical or whatever...

You see, logically, I was just wasting time...

Even worse, JAMB form closed and I never bought...

Now, I was left with the only option of shamefully dropping out of the campus...

And maybe...

Getting my admission reinstated...

Days rolled by, the big challenge came...

We were to write our first semester's exam and there was practically no way I'd since every student is to be given an exam docket (ticket) an entrance validation for the exam.

I had none.

You'd need a matriculation number to get an exam docket...

And I had none.

I knew I had failed that exam and had wasted my time on campus...

There was no way I'd transit to the college of medicine with a single failure in any course...

I started thinking...

"Perhaps I should have written JAMB that year to still buy myself time..."

If you saw my face then, you may not tell I was going through that challenging phase, because I was still wearing little smiles here and there.

Truth is, I hated it when I become the subject of sympathy.

Well, the D-day for exam came...

I couldn't enter the exam hall because I had no docket...

In order words I couldn't write the exam...

But fast forward to the rest exam papers and the exam of both semesters that year, I eventually ended up with a cGPA of 4.80...

First semester, 4.85 GPA
Second semester, 4.75 GPA

What did I do?

How did I do it?

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From challenges undergrad faced and how they overcame it...

To how to effectively blend academics with education...

To how to take yourself from nothingness to becoming indispensable....

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Cheers!

Ortega Ogomigo

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