Being curious is not bad coz curiosity encourages explorations which might lead to discovery. When am bored, I normally peruse through friends profiles to kill boredom. Whenever I go through several profiles, I usually notice something in one or two profiles. According to one friend on mine I noticed that she was born in 1996, went to University of Nairobi after attending Asumbi Girls High. She then went to Moi University, definately to persue masters. Her photos are real and all of them were probably taken by a mobile phone held in either of her hands. Looking at the photos, the resolution of the camera is a VGA and not a mega pixel one. My friends current city is Montevideo, Uruguay. My question is, how can someone live in Uruguay and school at Moi University yet there is no direct flight from Uruguay to Kenya, there is no branch or an affiliate college of Moi outside Kenya. Is it practical to be doing a masters at the age of 17, because as far as am concerned, a youngest first year undergraduate student in any university can never be aged below 16 years and eleven months. I admit that I also lie but I dont lie foolishly. University in nothing, what matters is how much you worth or make financially. There is no uniqueness in attending a prestigious university, but it all depends with what you carry between your ears and how you convert that knowledge to money. Life is not about education, it doesnt matter which level you reached in schooling. The fact that you have a PHd doesnt mean that youre successfull holistically since a PHd is infact worthless if you cant convert it into monetary gains. For instance, I never went beyond class 7 but am an indipendent man who fends for himself. I live my life and I appreciate it the way it is. You actually lie to yourself when you say that you went to UoN yet you are a class six dropout whose last academic record is 2nd term report form bearing your class teachers remarks, PULL UP YOUR SOCKS.
Posted on: Sat, 09 Nov 2013 21:58:35 +0000
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