Young Albanian girl wearing a traditional dress in Tirana, circa 1938.

12/07/2023 dipl.iur 🎓

Ladies and gentlemen, after 4 long years of pain,stress, and so much crying, I can proudly say I have graduated from Law School, and I completed my LLB.

Currently in a very mixed place of feelings and emotions, but mostly very happy and very proud of myself.

Recalling the entrance exam day, I cried all day after the test, having no hope that I would be expected only to find out that I did make it but also at the top of the list.

1L was weird, I was still a child, away from my family and trying to navigate life. When the pandemic hit, it was such a struggle to keep up with school because of technical issues with our university. Because I was lacking motivation, I decided to open this blog to just motivate myself, which is probably one of the best decisions I made.

2L was when I proved to our Dean that I would do exactly what he didn't want us to do and still be successful. Did it cost me a lot? Yes, but I'm so proud of myself. I fell in love with criminal law and forensics this year, and I figured out what I wanted to do in the future.

3L was definitely my year. I started a moot competition, which I am so proud of our team for winning 1st place and actually making all of our dreams come true. I gave much more of myself than I had, but it was the most magical feeling ever, and I wouldn't change it for a single thing. Office no.3 will have a big special place in my heart forever. I also started my first ever jobs this year, and little me was so proud of what I was doing with my life and was so fucking happy.

4L was the year which realisation hit. I started the year by getting my dream job. Then, health complications started to kick in, but I kept calm. Was picked to represent our country on international competitions, and I can say that I have never felt happier than waving our Kosovo flag among many others. Applied for YSC scholarship but during January with my health getting worse and having a full time job and the competition and the scholarship, I decided that I needed to prioritise and that how I quit my job and I dropped out of the scholarship scheme. I cried for days, I was so disappointed in myself and felt like a failure. My whole life plans went to shit, but at the same time, it was the smartest decision I could've made at that time. After finishing the competition and my health getting better, I returned to my job, and I was selected to coach one of our teams for international competitions. Graduating top of the class feels nice:)

Couldn't be more proud of myself

Yours truly,

Agent for Aglovale

Counsel for ElGup plc

Rritesh me ngjarje e jo me ditlindje

“jom vetja kur jom me ty <3”

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