#studyhealthy

Honestly, I guess I would make it even more open and a place where mental health was given as much relevance as the aesthetic and that it were a overall studyhealthy community!

18.02.2016 - Exams Results

I know for many of you these results won’t be that exciting; they’re like two B’s (in Computer Science and IT for Business), one B+ (in Maths) and a A- (in Business Administration and Technical English) or something.

But I’m so happy about these results because:

- I thought that I would have failed for sure at least 2 or 3 exams - I also wanted to drop some exams I believed I’d failed. - it was difficult studying in a foreign language (I’m Italian but I study in Germany), I know, it was my choice, but however, it wasn’t that easy. - It was my first semester.

and

- I accepted the marks as they are. They’re not perfect, I could have done better and so on, but accepting these marks I somewhat accepted myself. - I never put the marks before my sleeping schedule or my social life. - I found my balance. - I studied much but took breaks and had an extra college life (thing that I never thought it was possible in high school) - I got healthier grades (because I didn’t stress me too much or pushed my mental and physical health)

So I didn’t just want you to know my grades. I’m not that egocentric; I actually wanted you to understand this:

Learn, study, exercise, sleep, eat, love,  get good grades and bad ones, try to get better but remember that you and your mental and physical health should be the most important things to yourself.

Love to learn 📚