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As a student currently enrolled in pre-radiography, what is a piece of advice that will help me apply and get through the radiography program #Fall25?
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Hello Aline,
You have done well, choosing a career path which is the most important.
A line of advice from me that will help pull you through is:
1) Please continue to have a positive mindset about this course you have chosen. Love your lecturers, prioritize your studies, do research on topics you are finding difficult to understand. Be positive all through because positivity will build your energy. It will boost your strength when you feel tired to continue.
2) Communicate effectively. Please open up, don't shy away. Ask questions in classes, labs, practicals, etc ask your teachers, ask your fellow students, create or join in reading groups. Share your own knowledge, learn from others. (This helped me through school)
3) Always be in class early and don't miss lectures unless on serious cases but let your classmates or prefects know so they can obtain permission for you. Don't miss assignments, tests and exams.
You have done well, choosing a career path which is the most important.
A line of advice from me that will help pull you through is:
1) Please continue to have a positive mindset about this course you have chosen. Love your lecturers, prioritize your studies, do research on topics you are finding difficult to understand. Be positive all through because positivity will build your energy. It will boost your strength when you feel tired to continue.
2) Communicate effectively. Please open up, don't shy away. Ask questions in classes, labs, practicals, etc ask your teachers, ask your fellow students, create or join in reading groups. Share your own knowledge, learn from others. (This helped me through school)
3) Always be in class early and don't miss lectures unless on serious cases but let your classmates or prefects know so they can obtain permission for you. Don't miss assignments, tests and exams.