by: Meg
It’s been quite a long time yet I still love to remember the days in my college years. My eldest brother and I spent our tertiary level here. He was with me during my enrollment days. Of course the queuing section that leads us to get the application form taught me one thing (until my 5th year) --- PATIENCE, a virtue that carries a lot of wait.
It’s been quite a long time yet I still love to remember the days in my college years. My eldest brother and I spent our tertiary level here. He was with me during my enrollment days. Of course the queuing section that leads us to get the application form taught me one thing (until my 5th year) --- PATIENCE, a virtue that carries a lot of wait.
Yes it was our time finally and my brother gave me some
sort of papers to fill-up. Questions again… hmmm… ‘what is your 1st
choice, 2nd choice, and 3rd choice? Guess what… I came to
write the following:
1st
choice --- Medical Technology (leading to Medicine)
2nd
choice --- Political Science (leading to Law)
3rd
choice --- Architecture (just passed the Board and that’s it!)
With
a thorough study about my strengths and limitations, I decided to choose the 3rd
one. Although I love Chemistry and being a doctor is really a great achievement
I realized, I had a hemophobia (irrational fear of blood) and therefore there’s
no reason for me to think of my 1st choice. Political Science ---
again a lawyer is a great profession but another 4-year course again to take
prior to Bar Examination (how can I help my parents after graduation if I’m
still into school?)… Was there any choice? Yes of course, Architecture.
My decision
to take the 3rd choice on my own leads me to think what’s in me? I came
to realize that during my primary school days, I discovered that my grades in
Art were also higher in comparison with the 3 primary subjects that we had. I never
knew that in some other way I can think artistically and draw something; until I
was able to study how a simple house can be drawn on plan, elevations and
perspective… leading to Architecture.
And to make the story short, it’s very important to follow what I think was the
best for me way back then. What I have chosen was the right choice and with God’s goodness and generosity
too I passed my board exam 2005. I was blessed and grateful to God for allowing
me to take the 3rd choice and nothing else. With prayers, determination,
patience and steadfast mind, I love and enjoy many of the ‘finest moments’ in
my life right now specifically and specially all the people I came to know and
appreciate every single day… another reasons to thank God and be grateful for
because God Himself is faithful One! =)
Our Administration Building
My favorite place to read and wait our 'Freedom Park'
Our Quadrangle
Our new Architecture Building
Green...green grass of Home
Loving Trees
Artistic Sculpture
The Chapel
Aerial Perspective
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