Wednesday, 11 March 2015

FIRST CLASS NOT FOR ALL





















Just as it was everyone’s wish to get 400 marks and above in KCPE and score an A in KCSE, it’s still everyone’s desire to get a First Class in campus. This is everyone’s desire when joining the university but as time goes by most students lose their dreams and settle for anything else .This happens because of the following major reasons:
1 Misleading information they get from the continuing students.
As first years report to campus, they promise their parents they will go back home with a First Class honors. This changes immediately they start interacting with continuing students. They are told that lecturers never mark cats or exams, how “mwakenya” is the only way of passing difficult courses and many other false myths. This makes the first years to not see the need for serious studying.
2 Peer influence                                 
When you are surrounded by friends who are enemies with the Margret Thatcher Library, he or she is bound to loathe her too. It’s easy to see a comrade from the countryside wasting his/her life at the drinking dens in the company of a minister’s son for instance. Having fun once in a while is not bad but making a habit of it is suicidal
3 The “Mwakenya” thing
This is another contributor of failure as students concentrate more on ‘mwaks’ and fails to pay attention to the studies. A student wastes a whole night scribbling on that tiny piece of paper instead of reading and understanding the lecturers notes.

4 comments:

  1. Every body has a dream of getting first class but it is unfortunate that few individuals manage to secure the position

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  2. When in first year first class was the priority but as years goes by people change their minds especially when things get tougher

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  3. But keep on moving don't lose hope

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  4. first year first class, second year second class upper division, third year second class lower division, fourth year a degree is just a degree

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