“How does it feel to be one?”
by Lady Carmina Litonjua
Polytechnic University of the Philippines, a school across the railway train. A school which is sometimes thought of as UP and a State University which offers the lowest tuition fee in the country. I was given an opportunity to interview one student from PUP. Josephine M. Kayas of BBrC 3-1D is from College of Communication taking up Broadcast Communication.
She chose to study in PUP because they cannot afford to pay a high-paying school unlike in PUP where tuition fee is low but still it provides good education. Proud to be called a PUPian and “Iskolar ng Bayan” because PUP can be leveled up to other prestigious schools in the country. She believes that PUP can help her to achieve her goals. One of those is to be a successful media practitioner in the near future and to have a well-lived life.
As a student, she is proud to say two traits that run through the blood of a PUPian, these are resourcefulness and creativity. She’s a Mass Communication student and it helps her to develop and enhance the talents that God has given her which eventually can bring her to life she’s been wanting.
I was able to ask her how her life goes in PUP. How does the environment of the school affect her everyday life. She said that everyday that she goes to school, she become more conscious of the harsh realities of life with achievements.
Doing this interview, I came to realize that even if the students here pay low tuition fee they are very talented and intelligent. You can see the eagerness to study hard for their future. No matter what it takes, they do their best for the betterment of their life.
Education is the key to success, that’s why students here have been trying hard even though they are financially challenged. There’s still a way for them to succeed and nothing can stop them if they really want to be an achiever.
by Lady Carmina Litonjua
Polytechnic University of the Philippines, a school across the railway train. A school which is sometimes thought of as UP and a State University which offers the lowest tuition fee in the country. I was given an opportunity to interview one student from PUP. Josephine M. Kayas of BBrC 3-1D is from College of Communication taking up Broadcast Communication.
She chose to study in PUP because they cannot afford to pay a high-paying school unlike in PUP where tuition fee is low but still it provides good education. Proud to be called a PUPian and “Iskolar ng Bayan” because PUP can be leveled up to other prestigious schools in the country. She believes that PUP can help her to achieve her goals. One of those is to be a successful media practitioner in the near future and to have a well-lived life.
As a student, she is proud to say two traits that run through the blood of a PUPian, these are resourcefulness and creativity. She’s a Mass Communication student and it helps her to develop and enhance the talents that God has given her which eventually can bring her to life she’s been wanting.
I was able to ask her how her life goes in PUP. How does the environment of the school affect her everyday life. She said that everyday that she goes to school, she become more conscious of the harsh realities of life with achievements.
Doing this interview, I came to realize that even if the students here pay low tuition fee they are very talented and intelligent. You can see the eagerness to study hard for their future. No matter what it takes, they do their best for the betterment of their life.
Education is the key to success, that’s why students here have been trying hard even though they are financially challenged. There’s still a way for them to succeed and nothing can stop them if they really want to be an achiever.
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