Edupassion 2019

   Hey peeps! It's me, again. Last week, my English teacher told us to interview and took some photos from Edupassion. Edupassion is pretty much an annual thing in our school, it's where a lot of universities come to our school to share some informations about their university. It's a good event for us so we know a lot more about majors in universities. This year, i interviewed UNISBA stand. I asked a few questions like what's their most favorite major and what makes it really interesting. They said UNISBA is famous of it's communication major. They said people tend to choose that major because it's fun and really useful. And actually, the person that told us all of this is one of the students in the communication major too. He said that in communication major, it's not that hard, sure there's going to be some assignments, but it's not that much. From communication major too we could be a presenter, a public speaker, and many more. And besides interviewing UNISBA, my friends and I also went to a "Sharing Alumni" stand. And as the stand's title, in that stand basically just some alumnis sharing their experiences in college life. One of the alumni told us about FK UGM. He said that it's really hard to be there. He said that they work in lab a lot. And it has pre and post test for each trial. He also said that the university made a target for them which is in 3 and a half years they could finish the major so they could get a specialist major, and in order to do that, you have to study hard. Besides the alumni from UGM, there's one alumni from UI. He told us that life in college is really different from life in high school, but not from the academy side tho because basically it's still studying, but the non-academy side like socials. He said that we'd feel the difference in college, especially if you're away from home. Not only those two, I also went to one of a presentation class, and that's FTI ITB. I actually have an older sister that's a student in there, but still, i'm really curious about this major. Inside, we were told deeper about FTI, like what's they're studying and what for, their most likely job in the future, and many more. Actually, in FTI there are a lot of sub-majors, like chemical engineering, industrial engineering, physical technic, and others. It was a really fun and interesting day from me because I learn a lot more about college life, and I'm pretty sure that I'm not ready for that. :)