This is a rather painful question for me, because every time I think about the fact that it is my last year at the university, I become very anxious. And not even from the fact that there is some possible uncertainty of the future, but from the fact that I understand that I will lose this wonderful atmosphere of student everyday life.
I really enjoy studying. I can't even imagine where else I would like to study so much as here. Yes, there are controversial points, but in general, I enjoy it. It seems to me that there were only a few times when I was very depressed by the work that I do (for example, semantic analysis), but for the most part, the difficulties that arise in projects are very interesting for me to solve. Firstly, this is often connected with the media sphere, and I would very much like to understand it deeply (therefore, I do not mind sitting for a couple of hours suffering, but then understanding how it all works there), and, secondly, it helps you develop your skills in organizing group work, assigning tasks and meeting deadlines. In general, I believe that any experience should be regarded as useful for our future, regardless of whether we liked it or not. For example, self-presentation skills, teamwork skills, working with information, and tight deadlines skills will all come in handy outside of the university. And also, what I would like to note is the connections and contacts that I had during my studies at the university – this is definitely priceless!