My feelings about being an FEP student


 As a new student at the Faculty of Economics and Management (FEP) at the UKM, I have experienced a wide range of emotions and experiences on this new academic journey. FEP has provided me with a vibrant academic and social environment, along with its fair share of challenges. In this article, I will share my feelings as an FEP student, including excitement, challenges, and growth.

First and foremost, as an FEP student, I feel excited. On the first day of enrollment, I was filled with anticipation and curiosity, eager to explore the realms of economics and management. FEP offers a diverse range of courses and opportunities that allow me to delve deep into fields such as business, economics, and management. I found myself developing a strong interest in these subjects, and the professors at FEP are passionate, igniting my enthusiasm for academics. 

However, as an FEP student, I also face challenges. The high academic standards and competitive environment can be quite demanding at times, and I often feel the pressure. I must work hard to study and stay focused in order to meet the demands of various exams and assignments. Furthermore, adapting to the new academic system and college life takes some time. Nonetheless, it is these challenges that motivate me to continuously improve myself, overcome difficulties, and cultivate resilience and perseverance. I believe that these experiences will help me better cope with various challenges in my future career.

Most importantly, as an FEP student, I am undergoing growth and change. I have acquired a wealth of new knowledge and skills, met classmates from various backgrounds, and expanded my social circle. I am beginning to understand my interests and career goals, as well as how to integrate them with academic knowledge. The FEP college provides me with a comprehensive platform for academic and personal development, allowing me to continuously become a better version of myself.


In summary, as an FEP student, I am full of excitement, facing challenges, and constantly growing. This faculty offers me a diverse range of academic and social experiences, shaping my future. I look forward to continuing to explore and grow during my academic journey at FEP and integrating this valuable experience into my future career.

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