CAMPUS
LIFE
Joining campus is the dream of every candidate who
is preparing for the Kenya Certificate Secondary Examination. It feels like a
dream a step away from reality. One creates imagination of what to experience
from other people’s perception told to them. A person wonders if ever the joy
of being in camps will last forever.
Personally, I was very excited to join the
University of Nairobi to study what I enjoy. Back then was an awesome feeling
being new when everyone articulated their genuine kindness. Naively, one would
think people are always nice in Campus. At the end of the first semester I
found some friends who we shared most qualities. We developed our friendships
from group work assigned by lecturers and common sitting partners every time we
had a lecture. We enjoyed having lunch together and discussing our examination
together.
The problem with the information I had about Campus
was that it was too moisturized. Never once did anyone mention about the
overwhelming life of Campus. All of them told me how amusing Campus would be
and it would be the best part of my life. Actually, I felt that the people who
inform people about Campus life somewhat give misleading information.
Of course it’s amusing to be in Campus and
experience Campus life. However it is the most critical part of your life. You
either get much of it or the least of it. Many young people in Campus live life
like it’s a one- day- event. This is the reason why almost the entire Kenyan
population believes that Campus student are ill-mannered and socially rotten.
This is not the case for all Campus students. Some
are self -directed individuals who can be looked up to. Just like any other
educational institution, in Campus you find both focused students and mediocre
students. The only difference that arises is; in Campus only adults are
admitted. This is why there are minimal rules to be followed as the
administration treats the students as adults. Therefore we have freedom to
choose who we want to be!