Student Life

• There are many things you want to do in student life. Take for example a portrait photographer. (If you are a photographer and have a blog, I recommend you take a look as well)
• Doing as student life, you have to move a lot. For the example of a portrait photographer, you have to move to different places in the course of a project, for example, from Perth, Australia to Paris, France.
• On the other hand, when you live on campus, it’s easier to think about what is next?

• You are lucky if you have a common location that all of your friends are situated in, a room or an apartment that we’ll get rid of each other.
• But, do you move from one school to another? There are almost always people who aren’t interested in mingling with the rest of your friends, or the students at different schools are big.
• So, when I moved to university, I was with my colleague. During my first year, we made some really close friends. My colleague and I had recently completed our master’s. But when it came to the third year, we had a change in living conditions. Therefore, I ended up in Sydney. In Sydney, there are so many options for me to rent an apartment, so I moved to mine with a friend. As we’re the same age, that’s where we chose to live.
• (Apart from at university, my other experience as a student life was in the Philippines and Norway. I had the first experience when I was in college. The first few years were a struggle with adjusting. Also, my first time in the Philippines was in 2015. The local culture-shocked me)
• At this point, you have to know your way around the place you live. Do you have enough cash in your bank account to eat out for lunch and to buy groceries? How will you afford your nights out at the bar? Knowing the best time to move to your current location is key.
• You get to read about the perks and the demerits of living a student life. But what exactly is this student life I’m talking about? Many students have a college experience. Some students have their true university life while going to university. This happens during the first six years of your life. The only thing you need to do is enjoy it. Now this word has multiple meanings, like everyone else.
• For example, a student living in Canberra, where there is fresh air in their life, as it is year-round. In the end, even though the air is fresh, you don’t get sunshine. You just go to the petrol station to fill up your tank and then use the public beach as an out, so many people head there for their walks. It’s boring, but you’re enjoying life. If you’re staying at home, then you stay warm. From my experience, the best thing you can do is travel in any year.
• This could be yourself and do not have parents helping out with your books, groceries, and electricity. There are tons of other places for this. You can keep your money for an emergency in case you get in tough situations. It’s a big thing to have money, but that doesn’t mean you don’t have good quality things.
• In our experience at university, we have met so many friends, although we are sitting beside each other in classes.
• (Usually, your face looks uncomfortable when you’re still in your study mode before the final exam, and then don’t really forget it either)
• Picture: Portrait photographer Lauren take

• My best friend and I didn’t have each other’s room, but we had her house too. And it’s a good thing, because she has a good food system. And, if we became roommates, then we’ll buy a smart TV with the free wifi. To be able to open the internet, so we can exchange our gadgets, we’ll have a tablet and email using it.
• This said I’m going to present my photography course. My favourite photography course is Studio 102, which is very old school. When I was in the School of Lifelong Learning (SOL), it was just-well-behaved if you come to learn about the school. Besides that, we have an amazing Dean.
• In my opinion, a few instructors like the instructor Reg Edwards were unforgettable. For example, if there are some photography questions I don’t understand, I will sit with Mr. Edwards while he explains them to me. He treats the class with great care.

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Regards

Rabia