Hi everyone,
I'm a 19 years old who will go to the university of Maastricht after this summer and I will start studying International Business. I chose this university because of it's international aspect 56% of students comes from abroad. We will be taught via 'problem based learning' which means that we will get more time outside of lecture hauls and will work in groups to solve problems that (hopefully) are realistic problems you could get later on in the business world. Next to studying I want to join a students group called Sigma Investments. It is a students investments club. I might also join Que Pasa this is a group that is just to do things that mostly contain drinking. I am currently looking for a place in Maastricht and went to their house to have a roommate interview. I decided to not get into the house because I think it wouldn't be well to live in if I want to pursue my self improvement journey, but the interview was nice with a lot of members of Que Pasa so I decided to maybe join them. I have a small week before I start studying and will go do things with the group again and see if I join them, another group or not join a group at all. I will stay going to the gym 5x per week in Maastricht. I will take my studying seriously and try to finish all the classes in the first year (that have to be finished in the first year). I will continue reading books about multiple topics. What are other things I should do or what are things that I mentioned that you don't agree with? Please let me know!
Kind regards,
Ties.
I'm a 19 years old who will go to the university of Maastricht after this summer and I will start studying International Business. I chose this university because of it's international aspect 56% of students comes from abroad. We will be taught via 'problem based learning' which means that we will get more time outside of lecture hauls and will work in groups to solve problems that (hopefully) are realistic problems you could get later on in the business world. Next to studying I want to join a students group called Sigma Investments. It is a students investments club. I might also join Que Pasa this is a group that is just to do things that mostly contain drinking. I am currently looking for a place in Maastricht and went to their house to have a roommate interview. I decided to not get into the house because I think it wouldn't be well to live in if I want to pursue my self improvement journey, but the interview was nice with a lot of members of Que Pasa so I decided to maybe join them. I have a small week before I start studying and will go do things with the group again and see if I join them, another group or not join a group at all. I will stay going to the gym 5x per week in Maastricht. I will take my studying seriously and try to finish all the classes in the first year (that have to be finished in the first year). I will continue reading books about multiple topics. What are other things I should do or what are things that I mentioned that you don't agree with? Please let me know!
Kind regards,
Ties.
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