But still, when it comes to my family -who are a sacred trust left to me by my father- I feel the heavy responsibility of needing to choose the best possible profession. I feel deeply obligated to work hard and provide for them. And of course, since we are human and have our own nafs, a profession that merely puts food on the table just doesn't feel like enough... unfortunately
In my country, many things are still built on very primitive and sluggish systems. When the dusty gears start turning and the rusty iron starts working again, I believe I can be one of the people who cleans it up and rebuilds the system. Thank you for the encouragement
To answer your question just like in Argentina, it's quite easy to transfer here in Turkey too. I'll basically lose a year. To be honest though, this whole year was spent at the hospital and home basically so I ended up failing most of my classes anyway. I just tried to focus on the courses that are common with compsci so I could transfer those credits over. So yeah, I am okay with losing a year under the circumstances
It's been 38 days and 6 hours since my father passed away. I was let go from my internship during the last month we spent at the hospital. I went to the hospital in tears and poured my heart out to my father. He told me something I can still hear ringing in my ears: "If, when I took the university entrance exam, I had the opportunity to get into the best university in the country, believe me, I...