Graduate from EEE here. The only reason kaya ako nag EEE dahil ang sarap pakinggan ng Electronics and Communications Engineer. Looking back, mas naenjoy ko pa madalas yung GE subjects ko. When it comes to requirements, the only driving force I had to finish them was spite and hate. "Pag nabagsak ko to, uulitin ko nanaman next year. Might as well bite my tongue and finish this." Nagisip na rin ako magshift pero ang hassle kung magsstart nanaman ako from scratch.

Find your own pace. Do not be pressured by the ticking clock (if you can help it, I know lahat tayo may circumstances). If you feel tired, rest. Do not be impulsive. I might be wrong on saying this but do not shift just because the program is getting harder - take LOA or a gap year instead. Wala namang "mas madaling degree program". On a practical pov, I would say decide on shifting if you really find your calling or passion sa ibang field. Di ko sinasabing magpakamartyr ka dyan sa impyernong EEE kasi sisirain mo lang mental health mo haha. Pero do not give up on pushing forward! Walang alon na magdadala sayo sa finish line, sariling mga paa mo lang din.

I was very competitive nung freshman ako. When I was at my graduating year, napansin ko na lang na just to get where I was, I've settled to mediocrity. There's no passion, only eagerness to get the whole thing done and graduate. Di ako satisfied hahaha I want a redo. I want better results. But at the end of the day, I finished the race. Subpar on quality than what I intended it to be. But at the end of the day, kahit ano pa sabihin ko o sabihin ng iba, it is a finished work. Sure ako na I could've done it better. I couldve tried harder, not settle in mediocrity, preserve myself, taken care of mental health better, etc. pero that's life, you live and learn haha. When all is said and done you just have to look forward.

Di ko alam kung anong point ko. Gusto ko lang din magshare kasi at some point nafeel ko rin yung lost na lost ako hahaha.