(Dan Tri) - For university valedictorians, the joy of welcoming spring is even more special when they have just achieved proud achievements.
The joy of Tet holiday of new valedictorians
With the title of valedictorian, excellent students not only bring pride to themselves but also the pride of their families.
For valedictorians, Tet is not only a time to rest but also an opportunity to look back on the past journey. Nguyen Hoang Duong, valedictorian of the International Business major at the National Economics University, shared: "This is the most meaningful Tet for me.
After many years of studying, I finally achieved the goal I set. The feeling of holding a prestigious degree in my hand makes me more confident as I embark on the next step."
Mai Xuan Bach, valedictorian of Data Science, National Economics University (Photo: NVCC).
Like Hoang Duong, Mai Xuan Bach, valedictorian of the Data Science major at the National Economics University, said: "This year's Tet is really different for me.
Besides the joy of welcoming spring with my family, I feel proud of achieving great results in my studies and I hope that it is a solid foundation to enter my career in the new year."
The most memorable memories during my university years are not the harsh exams or sleepless nights, but the hours spent with friends and the exciting group discussions.
"The time participating in the activities of the Youth Union and Association are unforgettable memories for me. In particular, what makes me feel most proud is becoming a member of the common home of the Biotechnology Faculty Association.
This is not only a place where I can contribute my efforts and small ideas to the department's activities, but also a place where I learn many necessary skills for myself, helping me to grow up.
I am very grateful to have worked with wonderful brothers, sisters, and friends who are always ready to support each other and overcome all difficulties together," said Tran Quoc Dung, valedictorian of the Forestry Academy.
Vu Thu Hang, valedictorian of the University of Foreign Languages - Vietnam National University, Hanoi (Photo: NVCC).
Learning experiences of valedictorians
For many, achieving the title of valedictorian is a difficult battle. From late nights studying to completing assignments and projects, the journey to the pinnacle of learning is not easy. However, these valedictorians all have their own unique study secrets and methods that help them achieve excellent results.
Vo Minh Quan, valedictorian of the Academy of Justice, shared: "My way of studying is not to memorize, but to understand. I always try to get familiar with math problems and explain their logic instead of just remembering the answers."
Besides, Quan also affirmed that maintaining a regular study habit and allocating time reasonably are the decisive factors that help him complete his subjects well.
Vu Thu Hang, valedictorian of the University of Foreign Languages - Vietnam National University, Hanoi, said: "I always look for opportunities to learn outside of formal school hours, such as participating in clubs, seminars or professional sharing sessions. This not only helps expand my knowledge but also creates important relationships in the future."
Vu Thuy Duong, "double valedictorian" of Phenikaa University (Photo: NVCC).
Concerns after the title of valedictorian
Despite having excellent academic achievements, not all valedictorians can easily find the job they want. Many students are still wondering about the choice between working in big cities or returning to their hometown to start a business.
Xuan Bach confided: "Having the title of valedictorian is an advantage, but in reality, the job requires more than that. I used to consider between working at a big company or going to school. Currently, I have chosen to work for another 2-3 years to gain more experience."
In addition, many valedictorians are under pressure because their families and society have high expectations for them. They not only need a good job but also have to prove that their academic achievements are truly valuable.
In addition, many valedictorians are under pressure because their families and society have high expectations for them. They not only need a good job but also have to prove that their academic achievements are truly valuable.
Unlike Xuan Bach, Vu Thuy Duong, a "double valedictorian" of Phenikaa University, confided: "The title of valedictorian is an advantage because it helps me make a good first impression, opening up more opportunities. However, it also comes with the pressure of having to prove that I deserve that title.
I think being a valedictorian can open more doors when starting your career, but salary and long-term job opportunities are not based on titles alone. They also depend on actual ability, soft skills and adaptability to work.
The title is just the starting point, the journey ahead requires continuous effort. Therefore, I always focus on improving myself to be able to create real value in my work."
Ho Thi Kieu Trang, valedictorian of the People's Police Academy (Photo: NVCC).
And "steel rose" Ho Thi Kieu Trang, who graduated as valedictorian of the People's Police Academy, confided: "I also feel the expectations from my colleagues and superiors. They expect me to show quickness and efficiency in my work.
However, I believe that ability comes not only from academic achievements but also from practical experience and progress. I always try to do my best and learn from people around me."
Tet is not only a time to rest but also an opportunity for valedictorians to prepare mentally for a new journey. No matter which direction they choose, they still carry within them the aspiration and determination to continue to reap success in the future.
The title of valedictorian is a proud mark, but more importantly, it is just the starting point. Their journey ahead is still long, with many challenges but also full of opportunities.
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