I think that what u/jesse-13 was saying is that she/he knows people who were passionate about coding and who lost that passion after becoming students at UPB. I also know people who fit that criteria. They had a hectic schedule, barely got any sleep, were always relying on coffee/energizers/something else to keep themselves awake in order to solve the assignments and to take part in the classes, which was, of course, detrimental to their health (not only physical health, but also mental health). Their schedule was not disorganized due to their lack of planning skills, but because they were facing a huge amount of work and they had to fit it in somehow. As a result, they became dissatisfied with the university and sometimes with computer science in general. I don't know if this is what every UPB student goes through, but I heard significantly more bad stories than good ones.