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Sometimes we all wish we could go back in time to correct some certain things in our lives.

If you have the ability to go back to your undergraduate years, what could you have done to make your future brighter.

Be it advice, quit some habits, start up something then or even drop out.... who knows.
Just lets see it like You are advising yourself back then in school.

You are helping one or two undergraduate students reading this.
Experience is the best teacher.

Am still an Undergraduate though.

Well, nothing much to regret except attending different Christian fellowships. I only attended one throughout my time over there.

As a university student I should have put all my faith convictions and passed doctrines to question. I did that for my political views though. Doing such would have made me have more knowledge and a wider point of view.

By God's Grace and Mercy, in two years' time I'm coming to comment back.


books space..

Caveat emptor..


mods, this is FP Worthy.

I wouldn't say it will make my future brighter, but if I could go back to school- I would allow school pass through me i.e, socialise and do fun things. I lived a very triangular life. Didn't want to make mistakes or disappoint my dad, who means a lot to me. Now I am older, I work more than I unwind. Them no dey learn left hand for old age.

I am not advising anyone (lady) to get dickstracted, but it is advisable to build healthy relationships and create memories while in school. When it is all over, you get your First class, 2.1, 2.2, 3rd class or pass...the bond created would come through. You think of your colleagues, friends, lodge mates, fresher's night...etc and smile. The memories will last a lifetime. These memories and experiences, helps in shaping us.

Also, do not listen to those people that will tell you grades do not matter. Get good grades, then we can talk about Martha.

OP, please it is "I'm" (being I am) not "Am". Make a conscious effort to unlearn that "Am".

Still in the system. I allowed academic activities to suppress my talent in my first year. Thank God I realized this on time and savaged the situation.

i spent about six months of strike to learn and master bicycle riding,.. maybe i could have spent it more wisely

i regret picking C instead of D in question number 6

anochuko01:
i spent about six months of strike to learn and master bicycle riding,..
maybe i could have spent it more wisely

Six months? Learning how to ride bicycle?

Kai! E nogo beta for ASUU as dem make you do six months I.T on top bicycle.

clive2u:
i regret picking C instead of D in question number 6

this one got me cracking real hard

Nothing

Not going for IT which is d present and d future.

Have some few months left though. I am regretting not practicing the things I learnt about money making in my early days in the uni. I procrastinate and get distracted easily. But am over coming it gradually.

Hardheolar:
Have some few months left though. I am regretting not practicing the things I learnt about money making in my early days in the uni. I procrastinate and get distracted easily. But am over coming it gradually.

you sound like you are in ilaro poly

anochuko01:
i spent about six months of strike to learn and master bicycle riding,..
maybe i could have spent it more wisely

LOL

correctguy0900:
Not going for IT which is d present and d future.

regret selling my laptop before graduating

Here to read comments

Just an advice
Learn a relevant skill (programming preferably) or groom your hidden talent/potential while still in school so that when you come out you'll have created your own path and not just be a job seeker

Didn't fornicate enough

I had the money, fame but my mumu religious beliefs held me back.


Now those beliefs are gone

Flazer101:
Sometimes we all wish we could go back in time to correct some certain things in our lives.

If you have the ability to go back to your undergraduate years, what could you have done to make your future brighter.

Be it advice, quit some habits, start up something then or even drop out.... who knows.
Just lets see it like You are advising yourself back then in school.

You are helping one or two undergraduate students reading this.
Experience is the best teacher.

Am still an Undergraduate though.

i was a cheat and womanizer. i dated different girls and lied to them all. now they all lived in my area objecting to my weddings. i wish i dated only one.

I regret not pressing and squeezing which will later result to sucking and fuckinh the big breasted lady in my class..

Ains:
I regret not pressing and squeezing which will later result to sucking and fuckinh the big breasted lady in my class..

Just because I didn't have a crib

phantonce:
Didn't fornicate enough

I had the money, fame but my mumu religious beliefs held me back.


Now those beliefs are gone

As in ehn
Christian/Muslim?

JESUS STILL LOVES YOU.

phantonce:
Didn't fornicate enough

I had the money, fame but my mumu religious beliefs held me back.


Now those beliefs are gone

I regret not saving and learning a skill I would have been self employed

Didn't enjoy school that much sha, got caught up in school work.
Learned to live with it and move on, I have about 74 years to live . It's gonna be a Good ride Godwilling

I'm still an under graduate

Not a total regret for me but my inability to diversify my time to learn a skill. It was more about going to class, church and library. By and large I thank God so far. Just like someone mentioned above, creating a healthy relationship is really important.

anochuko01:
i spent about six months of strike to learn and master bicycle riding,..
maybe i could have spent it more wisely

Not bad, you can goan represent Nigeria in the next Olympics, afterall we don't hv any representative in Cycling