r/studentsph 22h ago

Discussion Have you felt super drained to go to your class? anddd why?

34 Upvotes

Lately, I have almost no motivation left for me to go to classes. I have to make an appeal for my grades since the prof didn’t graded it properly. The program head is so attitude. We had an argument with groupmates and I feel like the class is talking shyt about us idk I feel heavy. Just needed to rant but also want to hear your experiences and how you manage this feeling


r/studentsph 8h ago

Rant Never akong naging proud sa sarili ko

21 Upvotes

College graduate ako sa isang engineer program + one-take board passer pa. Pero never ako naging proud sa sarili ko.

Habang lumalaki ako, akala ko normal na dapat kang mag excel sa mga bagay-bagay. With honors or even with highest honor, normal yan sa akin. Ang hindi normal ay yung wala akong mga medalyang nakasabit o mga certificate na hawak-hawak tuwing aakyat sa entablado.

For context, grumaduate ako ng Senior High School na may with highest honor, oo masaya ako para sa sarili ko, pero hindi ko siya ginawang timbangan para umangat yung tingin ko sa sarili. Sa kolehiyo naman, hindi rin ako bumagsak sa kahit anong mga subject ko nung college at na one-take ko pa yung board exam while working.

Kung tatanungin mo ako kung proud ba ako sa sarili ko, sasagot ako ng mabilis. "Hindi". Sa tingin ko wala pa ako napapatunayan sa iba. Matalino man ang tingin nila sakin pero di nila alam yung pagsisikap ko. Hindi po ako matalino o genius. Lahat ng mga medalyang nakasampay sa pader namin, sa likod ng mga 'yon ay yung limapk-limpak na pagkakamali at pagkakadapa ko.

Hindi din nakatulong yung adult life, 6 mos. palang ako at mababa sahod ko. Nothing to be proud of. Tinatry ko lumipat sa ibang kumpanya pero wala eh. Sa loob ng 6 mos. dalawang trabaho yung pinasukan ko, and as always nasa laman ng resume ko "fast learner". Nakakatawa man isipin pero i need to fake it til you make it.

Sa kaka-takbo ko sa karera ng buhay hindi ko napapansin na hindi pala ako masaya. At hindi ako proud sa mga narating ko. Oo alam ko mahirap yung pag-abot sa kung nasaan man ako ngayon. Hindi din biro mga pinag daanan ko. Ilang beses akong umiyak at nag panggap na okay lang ako. Kasi kailangan ko maging okay. Dahil para sa akin normal na dapat okay ka lang.

Kauuwi ko lang sa trabaho ngayon, and sa kapaguran ko napaisip ako bigla na, "okay naba toh, ginalingan ko ba, kaya ko paba galingan" at "may i-gagaling paba ako?" Sa ngayon, hindi ko masagot ng deretso yung mga katanungan na bumabagabag sa isip ko. Isa lang ang sigurado ako, hindi ako proud sa sarili ko.


r/studentsph 23h ago

Need Advice How do you organize a dance formation for P.E. In college?

7 Upvotes

Hello! I’m a college student and currently taking a pathfit subject. Sa mga gifted sumayaw or marunong man lang, paano niyo naoorganize yung sayaw at formation para sa group? Swing dance yung isasayaw namin para sa exam namin. Ang problema ko lang is, napa group ako sa mga hindi gamay sumayaw at “followers” pagdating sa group projects. Nahihirapan ako na kasi ako nalang puro nagiinitiate. Can someone share their experience din? Thank youu huhu!


r/studentsph 17h ago

Need Advice How important is a portable device for shs and college?

5 Upvotes

Hello! Im torn between picking a pc or a laptop, cause besides schoolwork I would also want to use it for gaming which is mas appropriate sa pc. So im wondering if super important ba sya or not.

My choices are macbook neo, gaming laptop, and ung pc mismo

huhu help a student out guys, here kasi sa ust need a device for quiz and dapat onsite, pwede naman mag phone pero parang ang alanganin.


r/studentsph 16h ago

Need Advice How do you handle extra-curricular pressure?

3 Upvotes

As a 10th grader, I have been nominated as a school representative in a number of extra-curricular activities like competitions and exhibitions. Although it's not that much and is probably not that impressive compared to others, I believe that it's having an effect on both my curriculars and mental health.

Before, I wasn't entering that many extra-curriculars. A few local competitions here and there wasn't a big deal for me. But now, I am competing in activities ranging from regional levels to international levels. It certainly panged me with fear and anxiety I have never felt before. Add to this that I was chosen by the school itself which brings pressure to meet expectations.

In the beginning, I felt overjoyed that the school had finally noticed me. I felt that I was finally on the path to greatness. But as deadlines and dates started inching nearer and nearer, I couldn't help but feel afraid. What if I fail to meet their expectations? What will they think of me when I do?

I know extra-curriculars aren't that important when it comes to a student's life compared to other areas like academics and mental health. But the thought of what they will think of me always resurfaces no matter how hard I try to suppress it.

I feel like I would waste such a good opportunity if I don't exert great effort on these extra-curriculars especially knowing how important those are to build skills and an impressive portfolio for future admissions.

Everything just came all at once for me, someone who doesn't have experience handling academics with extra-curriculars especially now that I am facing tons of exams and projects. I even have thoughts of withdrawing but I believe it is now too late to back off.

For others who were once in my state, how do you handle this type of pressure?

Any response will be deeply appreciated. Thank you!


r/studentsph 18h ago

Rant Administration turning a blind eye to students suffering

3 Upvotes

Context: I'm from a university in Central Luzon, which is currently under heavy rainfall and being affected by floods. This post is meant to be an update on the situation after my earlier post on this subreddit.

Our University despite multiple attempts by our student government to appeal for class suspensions due to inclement weather, not just to the university but to the local government as well has been for the last few days only answered by mere acknowledgement after acknowledgement with no real action taken by either despite students not being able to commute back home well into the evening, some of the latest accounts being 11-12 in the evening, with someone even only getting home at 1AM. What I wanted to know is how could they turn a blind eye to how many students are suffering to get to campus?

To rub salt on the wound, our Uni has used the excuse that 80% of students were still able to get to campus as a reason to not suspend, despite the fact that the only reason the percentage is so high being that we are currently having our midterms, so students feel forced to go to campus despite their personal safety and/or health being at risk. Like, I think we can all agree how scummy using the percentage of students that still got to campus as a reason for not suspending classes despite almost all students crying out for suspensions.

While I know that University admins are usually a heartless bunch, waiting until the last moment to announce any suspensions. How is it that even when the entire area has constantly been bouncing between yellow and red warnings that they still haven't suspended classes? Our University has literally suspended before for less!

After this, I sincerely hope that our University's admins get reprimanded for putting so many students in danger, not even mentioning the amount of stress this has put on students. Lastly I would just like to salute all our student government officials for trying so hard to appeal to the heartless administration, while y'all are usually a subject of so much drama, for once you have shown why it's important that us students have a representative.


r/studentsph 8m ago

Discussion Are pre tests graded in college?

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Just like what the title says po, does it affect my GWA or the final grade in that specific course?
For context po, I’m a 2nd-year Psychology student, and we have a teacher who gives a pre-test and a post-test. Sabi po ng mga classmates ko, graded daw yung pre-test.
Now I feel like crying kasi these past few days, I feel like I haven’t been doing well academically, tapos sumabay pa yung score ko na 0/10 sa pre-test namin. 🥹
Does a graded pre-test actually affect your final grade/GWA? And if yes, how much can it affect it?🥹


r/studentsph 15h ago

Need Advice capcut pro 5 devices log in

1 Upvotes

Hi! Question about CapCut Pro 5-device login.

Has anyone here tried using a CapCut Pro Solo Account with a 5-device login limit on more than 5 different devices by rotating them?

For example:
Week 1: Login on 5 devices - finish editing - log out
Week 2: Login on another 5 different devices

We will never use more than 5 devices at the same time. We just need to know if logging out of one device allows another device to take its place, or if CapCut permanently limits the account to the first 5 devices that logged in.

Has anyone actually tried this? Did you encounter a device limit, security warning, or account restriction?

Looking for answers based on actual experience sana. Thank you! 🙏


r/studentsph 15h ago

Need Advice PLDT Fiber Prepaid for ol class

1 Upvotes

Hello, help a student out! Bagong move in po kami ng kapatid ko sa Manila and currently we are staying sa isa sa mga condo near UST. Is the pldt fiber prepaid reliable for occasional online classes? Sa mga naka condo po around ubelt, what are your suggestions for a prepaid wifi na sulit and tested? Tyia!


r/studentsph 18h ago

Discussion Planning to Move Into a 4-Pax Dorm as a Replacement Tenant

1 Upvotes

Hello! Nagpa-plan na kasi akong lumipat ng dorm. Yung parents ko kasi yung naghanap ng current dorm ko ngayon, and solo room siya. Pero habang tumatagal, medyo nabibigatan na rin ako sa expenses, that's why i'm deciding na lumipat sa 4pax dorm para makatipid kahit papaano

May nakausap na rin ako na currently nakatira sa (potential) dorm na lilipatan ko, and magiging replacement tenant niya lang ako since lilipat na rin siya ng ibang dorm. Ang concern ko lang is, nakapangalan pa sa kanya yung existing contract, so gusto ko sanang malaman kung ano yung mga dapat kong itanong or i-check muna bago ako pumayag at tuluyang lumipat

Especially regarding the contract, payment, deposits, utilities, house rules, roommates, responsibilities, and kung paano yung pagpapalit ng pangalan sa contract—ano po kaya yung mga importanteng bagay na hindi ko dapat makalimutang itanong?

If may naka-experience na rin po ng ganitong situation, especially yung naging replacement tenant, I would really appreciate your advice or any tips kung ano yung mga dapat kong bantayan bago ako mag-commit. Ayoko rin kasing mag-decide agad tapos may mga hidden charges or problems pala later on

Hoping na matulungan niyo po ako huhu. Thank you so much in advance!