To succeed, you must take the responsibility for your life and destiny. While the education system in your country might not be supportive enough, determine that you will excel against all odds. Don't blame your failure on 'Poor Educational System.' See challenges as opportunities to grow and develop resilience for achieving outstanding success. This way, the sky will be your starting point in impact and greatness.

If you are struggling with funds for tuition, feeding and accomodatoin among many other needs, you must realize that you are not alone. And, we acknowledge from experience that coping in the midst of limited funds can be very hard, especially for students. However, depending on your situation, you might find one or more of the following suggestions helpful:

• Look for opportunities to teach tutorials or solve assignments in exchange for being paid.
• Consider work and study opportunities for students in your school or locality. You can check with the Students' Affairs Office in your school. You can also search the internet.
• Determine to persevere through this phase of your life, and always remember that "Tough Times Never Last, But Tough People Do".
• Keep your focus always, on the great future ahead of you.

First, you must commend yourself for your efforts so far in studying. You must never be discouraged. Research shows that low rate of comprehension during study can be attributed to various reasons. These include: Poor concentration during study, bad reading habits, wrong approach to study or inadequate pre-requisite knowledge among many other reasons. Endeavour to understand your best assimilation time of the day and your optimal study method. Finally, stick to what works best for you and never copy or compare yourself to others.

First, you must know that; whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing very well. Secondly, if you believe your course of study is not worth your time, it's better you find something else doing. You only need to understand that sometimes, the value of a course depends on the amount of effort, commitment and diligence that you give to it. So, the idea is, no course is worthless in itself. What makes the difference is going the extra mile to make value out of whatever you lay your hands on to do.

Practicals play vital roles in transferring theoretical knowledge into real-life applications. In addition to the practicals provided by your College or University, you can leverage other avenues in consolidating your theoretical knowledge in any area where your school does not provide practicals. You can consider looking into Self Starter Practical Kits online among other options.

If you find that your grades are poor, or realize that you are having a difficult time coping with your studies; you must know that you are not alone. Also, it does not imply that you are doomed to fail in life.

Most times, poor grades only indicates that we are not getting some things right. Consider speaking with an Academic Counsellor and changing your approach to studying until you find your best fit. To be precise, do not ever give up until you get it right.

Managing your time very well is crucial to your success. Yet, there are many subtle ways by which students unknowingly waste their time. To attain maximum productivity as a student, you must shun procrastination, plan your time well and run from individuals (sometimes friends) with conflicting goals and interests.

Getting a highly satisfying job after graduation can be a great challenge, especially in many developing countries. You can be sure that employers will not evaluate you on the basis of your certificate(s) alone. For you to have an advantage over others, you must have in addition to your certificate, high-demand skillsets and values that makes you exceptional.

Better still, you must from now; begin to think beyond getting employed, to creating employment for others. This way, you will put yourself in a position to spot opportunities around you, as well as develop your job employability skills.

Developing a good self discipline helps to heighten your tendency to succeed.

Some ways of improving on your self-discipline as a student include: keeping your focus in view, having set goals, removing all distractions, becoming dissatisfied with mediocrity and having a strong determination to achieve your goals

Well, there are countless options available to you, post-graduation. Ranging from opportunities to further your studies (PGDE, MBAs, MSCs, MPhil, PhDs etc.), to enrolling Professional Courses, securing Formal Employments or Starting your own Business; you have a wide variety of options at your finger tips.

To be factual, you are not constrained to build a career in your first field of study if you are not so inclined. As long as you develop your skillsets, and always open to opportunities, you are sure to find a career worth pursuing.

The most important thing is that you have an higher institution degree or diploma. As the law of conservation of energy states: "Energy is neither created nor destroyed, but changed from one form to another." In a similar manner, the knowledge you acquire in one field of study or the other is never a waste, and can be transferred to other fields, as long as it brings about a way of solving problems, adding or creating value.