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I felt the warm welcome of the COED family since I am a late enrollee. They assist and guide me in order to catch up on the missed events and learnings. The COED family assures that there is no student being left out, I am grateful indeed to be part of it. I love the events and programs that they were performing, there was no dead air and I didn’t feel any boredomness. They explain the concept of the program concisely and vividly. The members of this family are open to every students  in terms of issues and concerns whether in academics or personal problems. Their arms are always wide open to give guidance and lend help to those having hardships. I hope that this family remains stronger and united not just in the beginning but  also until the end of our college phase. At first, my nervous side is still there and the social anxiety is still bothering me. To the point that I am afraid to interact because there’s a gut that they don’t like me or even misinterpret me. But then, as the time went by they changed how I viewed my life in this phase. I will treasure this COED Family that I belong to. I am still looking forward to the best experience that I will surely cherish in having a family like this. I am indeed happy and overwhelmed to be part of it. The bond and lessons that COED family will bring will  never be forgotten even when I am weak and gray old.

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I felt the warm welcome of the COED family since I am a late enrollee. They assist and guide me in order to catch up on the missed events and learnings. The COED family assures that there is no student being left out, I am grateful indeed to be part of it. I love the events and programs that they were performing, there was no dead air and I didn’t feel any boredomness. They explain the concept of the program concisely and vividly. The members of this family are open for anyone in terms of issues and concerns whether in academics or personal problems. Their arms are always wide open to give guidance and lend help to those having hardships. I hope that this family remains stronger and united not just in the beginning but  also until the end of our college phase. At first, my nervous side is still there and the social anxiety is still bothering me. To the point that I am afraid to interact because there’s a gut that they don’t like me or even misinterpret me. But then, as the time went by they changed how I viewed my life in this phase. I will treasure this COED Family that I belong to. I am still looking forward to the best experience that I will surely cherish in having a family like this. I am indeed happy and overwhelmed to be part of it. The bond and lessons that COED family will bring will  never be forgotten even when I am weak and gray old.

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Question* Part 2 How’s your first week being part of COED family.

I felt the warmth of welcoming of COED family since I am late enrollee they assist and guide me in order to catch up the missed events and learnings. The COED family assures that there is no student being left out, I am grateful indeed to be part of it. I love the events and programs that they were performing, there is no dead air and I didn’t feel any boredomness. They explain the concept of the program concisely and vivid. The members of this family are always open for anyone. Their arms are always widely open to give guidance and efforts to those having hardships. I hope that this family remains stronger and united not just in the beginning but  also until the end of our college phase.At first, my nervous side is still there the social anxiety is till bothering me. To the point that I am afraid to interact because there’s a gut that they don’t like me or even mis interpret me. But then, as the time goes by they changed how I viewed my life in this phase is. I will treasure this COED Family that I am belong I am still looking forward to the best experience that I will surely cherish in having a family like this. I am indeed happy and overwhelmed to be part of it. The bond and lessons that COED family will brings will  never be forgotten even I am weak and gray old.

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Question 2 How’s your first week being COED family?

* I felt the warmth of welcoming of COED family since I am late enrollee they assist and guide me in order to catch up the missed events and learnings.

*  The COED family assures that there is no student being left out, I am grateful indeed to be part of it.

* I love the events and programs that they were performing, there is no dead air and I didn’t feel any boredomness. They explain the concept of the program concisely and vivid.

* The members of this family are always open for anyone. Their arms are always widely open to give guidance and efforts to those having hardships.

* I hope that this family remains stronger and united not just in the beginning but  also until the end of our college phase.

*At first, my nervous side is still there the social anxiety is till bothering me. To the point that I am afraid to interact because there’s a gut that they don’t like me or even mi interpret me. But then, as the time goes by they changed how I viewed my life in this phase is.

* I will treasure this COED Family that I am belong I am still looking forward to the best experience that I will surely cherish in having a family like this. I am indeed happy and overwhelmed to be part of it. The bond and lessons that COED family will brings will  never be forgotten even I am weak and gray old.