He might even act modest with you, saying things like, "No, no, not at all, I'm just average," "It's really nothing much," "That's about the extent of it," and so on.
Apart from those students who went home for the summer vacation, quite a few chose to stay at the university to engage in intensive studies.
Every day, they were either immersed in high-intensity learning in the training rooms, research labs, and experimental labs, or they were out earning credits by completing university assignments.
You hardly ever saw them from morning till night.
Such dedication to study is truly commendable in university life.
Indeed, many students who worked very hard in high school completely let themselves go once they experienced the freedom of university life.
Studying became non-existent.
Every day was just about having fun here and there, then cramming all night before exams—as long as they didn't fail, that was fine.
