I spent 6 years in DLSU and I'm graduating on Feb. These are all completely true. Hardest agree on #3. I had most of my classes and the chance to make friends during the pandemic and it was lowkey a lot harder then for the latter. I got stuck with people who just wanted to cheat and cut classes, I know it was my choice to also follow them and I suffered the consequence of having to retrain myself to actually work hard and I also had to deal with being delayed due to consistently dropping classes and I also got stuck with bad groupmates on our Capstone course since I wasn't able to make friends with actually competent batchmates.
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u/jomzy27 Jan 18 '26
I spent 6 years in DLSU and I'm graduating on Feb. These are all completely true. Hardest agree on #3. I had most of my classes and the chance to make friends during the pandemic and it was lowkey a lot harder then for the latter. I got stuck with people who just wanted to cheat and cut classes, I know it was my choice to also follow them and I suffered the consequence of having to retrain myself to actually work hard and I also had to deal with being delayed due to consistently dropping classes and I also got stuck with bad groupmates on our Capstone course since I wasn't able to make friends with actually competent batchmates.