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    This document provides credentials and background information about the author, who is a recent Chemical Engineering graduate. It also contains two responses to advice for fellow Chemical Engineering students who are considering giving up on the program. The first response acknowledges how difficult the program can be and advises students to reflect on why they initially chose the program and what they want to achieve. The second response emphasizes connecting with classmates for support during the ups and downs, and celebrating small successes along the way to staying motivated to complete the degree. Both encourage students to persevere through challenges but also acknowledge giving up may be the right choice for some.

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    This document provides credentials and background information about the author, who is a recent Chemical Engineering graduate. It also contains two responses to advice for fellow Chemical Engineering students who are considering giving up on the program. The first response acknowledges how difficult the program can be and advises students to reflect on why they initially chose the program and what they want to achieve. The second response emphasizes connecting with classmates for support during the ups and downs, and celebrating small successes along the way to staying motivated to complete the degree. Both encourage students to persevere through challenges but also acknowledge giving up may be the right choice for some.

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    This document provides credentials and background information about the author, who is a recent Chemical Engineering graduate. It also contains two responses to advice for fellow Chemical Engineering students who are considering giving up on the program. The first response acknowledges how difficult the program can be and advises students to reflect on why they initially chose the program and what they want to achieve. The second response emphasizes connecting with classmates for support during the ups and downs, and celebrating small successes along the way to staying motivated to complete the degree. Both encourage students to persevere through challenges but also acknowledge giving up may be the right choice for some.

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    Julius Cagampang
    This document provides credentials and background information about the author, who is a recent Chemical Engineering graduate. It also contains two responses to advice for fellow Chemical Engineering students who are considering giving up on the program. The first response acknowledges how difficult the program can be and advises students to reflect on why they initially chose the program and what they want to achieve. The second response emphasizes connecting with classmates for support during the ups and downs, and celebrating small successes along the way to staying motivated to complete the degree. Both encourage students to persevere through challenges but also acknowledge giving up may be the right choice for some.

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    Affiliations/credentials

     Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering at Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan Batch


    2022
     DOST-SEI Merit Scholar
     Xavier University President’s Scholar
     XU-ACES Presiding Justice 2020-2022
     Department Head - Department of Students Services and Welfare of XU-ACES
     Captain – Engineering Men’s Football Team 2020-2021

    What advice/s can you give to fellow ChE students who are about to give up from this program?

    1. DI NI SIYA ADVICE MURA NI SIYAG HINANAKIT HAHAHAHA FEEL LANG NAKO LET IT BE
    HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
    To be really honest, when I first read the question above, all I did was laugh. Some of my
    classmates really know my story. So whoever is reading this and actually relates to the question,
    I know how you feel(or at least I can relate). I was one of those people that got interested in ChE
    because I liked chemistry a lot in SHS and it was somehow my ambition since I was a kid because
    of external factors. But to be frank, it was very far from what I expected to be. I had my fair
    share of struggles and successes and shifting was a thought since the first semester of my first
    year. If I will be really blunt, the things that made me not give up on this course is the people
    around me. Another reason would be practicality. But it became a cycle to question this choice
    and think of what ifs in my life but I actually made it. Asking you not to give up is not something I
    would tell you because I have been there and I know it’s a hard decision, but think of what you
    want to become and where could you find this happiness (frfr). But also, remember why you are
    here and look back tinthe reason why you have enrolled in this program in the first place. Giving
    up is not a weak choice but fighting to finish this program unil the end along with my classmates
    and frienda was something that I would forever cherish. Malayo ka pa pero malayo ka na.

    2. Advice? Connect with your friends and classmates as much as possible. The journey to finishing
    the program is really never easy. Of course I experienced those 0-scored quizzes or long tests
    and below 50% major exams. But what made it bearable for me is the people I am around with. I
    experienced both my successes and failures with them, either laughed or cried on the scores
    and grades we got. In the program, you will really experience the ups and downs a lot, especially
    the downs. But being able to develop a coping mechanism by finding your group where you can
    rant and breakdown and also work with, or to take your mind away from the academic stress for
    a while by doing something you actually enjoy, things like these would really help. To actually
    experience both mode of classes, I would really suggest to connect with your classmates as they
    share the same burden or at least the same experience as you are having. As the meme say,
    apes strong together. Also, I am one of those students who have thought of shifting since the
    first semester of my first year, but with all the grade calculations I had with my seatmates during
    finals season, I am just happy and proud to have actually finished the program. Matingala lang
    gyud ka nga niabot ra diay ka sa imong final hunat. Timani lang gyud ang rason ngano nisulod ka
    aning kursoha ug kung di na enough, imagina nalang ang dungog nga nahuman ka ug chemical
    engineering which is grabe nga pride sa imong self. Layo pa ka, pero layo naka. Ang importante
    kang pud dayun kay dapat malipay ka. Kana gyud pinakaimportante :)

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