The lists of participants of the project "Students, be a student" are published

In the confusing path of choosing a study program, VMU students are the right ones to lend a helping hand to students. The project "Students, be a student!", organized for the third year this year, invites Lithuanian students to immerse themselves in student life for a week and get to know Vytautas the Great University

Choosing the right profession is one of the first steps towards a fulfilling life. Young people, students, often face a lot of pressure from the environment and their choices are influenced. So, the last years at school often become full of tension and stress. Choosing the right path and the studies closest to your worldview can be difficult, so the advice of parents, teachers, and various tests for determining professions often do not help.

During the project "Students, become a student!", it will be offered to choose the most interesting specialty, look at the history of the university, evaluate the quality of VMU higher education, get to know the teachers and students, and visit the dormitories. Throughout the project, students will be assisted by mentors who will answer all questions of interest and help them not get lost in the university space.

You can find more information on the website of the VMU Student Representation (http://www.vdusa.lt/) and on the Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/VduStudentuAtstovybe).

You can find the list of participants here.

Students who did not get into the project should not be upset, because the project will be organized in the spring as well. 

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