Almost there. Just re-posting a very inspiring message from our Faculty in Charge Sir Gilbert Mirandilla Llovit to keep us motivated in our last remaining semester! Good luck to all my 2011 batchmates. Dear All: This is a friendly advice and sharing an inspiration to all. They say that DE has a huge mortality rate. It may be true but not all the times. When I passed the MPM admission test, I programmed myself that I am determined to finish the Course. We were about 30+ in the batch who passed the AT. Three years passed; with odds coming my way like the Reming in our locality. With no electricity, I have to hand write my TMA and send it through snail mail. Also, I have to rush (and squeeze with a throng of individuals) in the sole internet café in Legazpi just to get online. Modesty aside, in the three years I did not avail Leave of Absence (LOA) in any of the six semesters. Likewise all my TMAs were submitted ahead of time. When I graduated in 2009, of the batch I mentioned, only I was the MPM graduate. Some of my classmates graduated in later years. Hence, I encourage you to dedicate your time, heart and mind. I hope to see everyone as one whole batch in the Graduation Rites.
Posted on: Tue, 01 Apr 2014 09:09:46 +0000