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Most Significant Academic Achievement Essay

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What do you believe to be the most significant academic achievement and how do you overcome any challenges or obstacles?

The enthusiasm ignited since the first day of registration. Nothing was more exciting than knowing the fact that I am now on the right track, just a step closer to my dream; to become a great doctor one day. I knew that Medicine is one of the most demanding courses in the world. However, I took that as a challenge as I was brave enough to attend the interview and in fact, registered for the course after receiving the acceptance letter.

This is the best academic achievement of my life, being able to join Medicine. I came with a spirit, like a stout-hearted warrior. However, I have always known that being in this field is not easy. Of course there …show more content…

I did not feel anything, more to like I could not feel anything. I tried to study some more, at least something went into my head. I stepped into the examination hall and dragged my feet to my seat. I felt like I was forced to sit for the exam. It’s not like it was a deadly deal, but still.. I was not prepared.

I answered everything with tranquility even I was not prepared. I prayed hard, but really.. I thought that I didn’t deserve anything good from God because you get more only if you give more. I came back to God, I asked for His blessings. It always works, because God is the only one who can help you when you don’t feel good.

The thing that I learnt from the first End of Module exam was to be prepared beforehand. Everything could be better if I was really prepared. Now, I always get my friends and lecturers to help me if I don’t understand anything. I also have my own action plans for every module. I make sure that everything is organized, and I have to get prepared a week before the examinations. I swear that I’m not going to do the same mistake anymore. I am taking this challenge as the platform for me to survive in Medicine. I know I can do

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