Good morning Hivers! It's a beautiful day, and the sun is shining so bright, and it's marvelous in our sights.
How are you doing today? I hope you're fine. I'm good as well.
Even without seeing me, you can detect that I'm so excited. Something happened yesterday, that made me behave the way I do.
There was something I'd try to overcome but I couldn't. I was worried almost every day because my condition kept getting worse every day.
I want to share my experience with you throughout my two years at the university. I started the university in 2021. I was so glad that I would be leaving the house for a new place where I would get to know more people and how they behaved.
I started attending lectures, and I also participated in one Departmental activity or the other.
I always made the library, my second home. However, I noticed that each time it was time for our exams, I would do everything possible to make sure I had a good CGPA.
I performed excellently in my first year. But, when I entered my second year, everything changed with a tingling of an eye.
I saw myself fluctuating every day. It was not as if I didn't read my books; I did. But, I guessed I wasn't reading it the way I was supposed to read.
When it was time for our first semester's exams in my second year, I read like never before. I wrote my exams with much confidence. But when the results were released, I noticed my results were very bad.
I had three C's with some B's and my CGPA was nothing to write home about. I couldn't stop blaming my inability to answer the questions the way the lecturers demanded of me.
So, I had to approach my pastor, I told him about my results, and he said it was bad. He told me he wanted to see an improvement in my results during the second semester.
He left me in deep thought without knowing. So when we resumed our second semester in my second year, I had to approach a friend of mine, whose results were always perfect.
I asked her questions about a few things that I needed to know, and she told me. One of the questions I asked her was how to answer questions correctly while in the exam hall.
She told me I needed to go straight to the point and also I should be writing more examples to back up my answers.
I thanked her. When it was exam time, I vowed to do what she asked me to do. And I succeeded in doing it. Yesterday, I was told that our results have been uploaded to our portals. When I heard that, I rushed to my portal to check my results.
When I logged in, it refused to open.
So I asked a friend of mine to check them for me, and he did, and behold, my current results, were better than what I had last semester.
I can't explain the joy in my heart right now. I'm excited because, I thought, I won't be able to make it, but, the almighty God stood by me. He made me the happiest being, even amid my sorrows.
Are you a student? Or hoping to become one? Never lose hope in yourself. Keep trying, and you will overcome.
Thank you for reading until the end.
I'm still your favorite girl 
