The male student excelled and graduated with honors from Polytechnic University after 3.5 years

This morning, April 26, Polytechnic University (Ho Chi Minh City National University) held a graduation ceremony and awarded degrees to 1,263 new doctors, masters, engineers, architects, and bachelors. On this occasion, the school honors and rewards excellent graduating students.

Choose to study beyond to motivate yourself

Among this batch of graduates, Thai Tai, a K2020 student of the computer science and engineering department with a teaching and learning program in English, completed the program early within 3.5 years (one semester in advance). with a GPA of 9.38, ranked excellent and ranked first on the graduation list.

Sharing about his studies, Thai Tai said that completing the program early was not his main goal from the beginning. However, realizing that students from previous courses were successful in their studies and accepted internships at large companies, at the beginning of their second year, Tai decided to study in advance despite knowing that he would have to face more challenges with his choice. choose this.

“Even though I knew the program was really heavy, I still chose to study further because I wanted to push myself to improve more and more. The past process has helped me develop self-study skills, time management and self-adjusting plans.” flexibly”, Thai Tai expressed.

Having trained the necessary skills to withstand high academic pressure when he was a math student at High School for the Gifted (Ho Chi Minh City National University), Tai did not feel “suffocated” with the study routine. at Polytechnic. However, he admitted that he “cannot help but fear” that increasing the number of subjects will reduce the quality of learning results.

According to Tai, the first biggest challenge that needs to be overcome lies in the Polytechnic University’s training program with a dense schedule of classes and experiments, requiring students to have high self-study and self-research capacity.

He has tried to arrange a reasonable and scientific study schedule, adding a few subjects each semester compared to the original training program, arranging a study schedule of 3-4 days/week and spending the remaining days for self-study. and read specialized documents.

“I make a list of things to do at the beginning of each week, divide them equally among the days and summarize after each week of studying. In class, I try to ask many questions and understand the lesson right there, as well as review the lesson. after class. I also learn from the experiences of my seniors and study in groups when studying for exams to optimize time,” Tai revealed about his study method.

With a tight schedule, I still go to the movement and help my family

After completing a major assignment in the software technology subject, Thai Tai was invited by the lecturer to participate in a practical research project on building “A system to serve the management of the urban waste transportation process”. That is also Tai’s university graduation project.

While working on a project and interning full-time at VinAI, this time is really a challenge for Tai. He tried his best, spending time outside of work to refine the project as best as possible, and finally achieved the result with 9.34 points. “Although it is not a great achievement, I very much appreciate it and will continue to develop this project,” Tai confided.

What surprises his friends is that despite his busy schedule of classes, internships, and holding the position of class officer for 3.5 years, Tai still spends time playing sports, helping his family, and participating in activities. Extracurriculars develop soft skills in the summer.

Tai also received a scholarship to encourage him to study regularly every semester, something that few Polytechnic students can achieve.

Mr. Mai Duc Trung – homeroom teacher – believes that Thai Tai’s enthusiasm and dedication in all academic and extracurricular activities has contributed to creating a comprehensive student image, admired by many people. Dear. Graduating early with an excellent degree is a testament to Tai’s strong professional capacity and outstanding learning ability.

“Not only is he good at specialized subjects, Thai Tai is also an energetic student, always actively participating in class and school activities. Tai’s leadership and teamwork abilities are also very commendable. Praise and help him build good relationships with teachers and friends,” Mr. Trung shared.

Besides IELTS 8.0, Thai Tai actively improves his German language skills to prepare to study a master’s degree program in Germany in the near future.