Progress to Proficiency or a story of 4 diplomas (part 4)

I submitted my applications to different Universities, and I even got accepted to some (for example, I was accepted into civil engineering, as, alongside my main courses in 10th and 11th grade, I also graduated from a Physics and Mathematics school affiliated with the university). Additionally, throughout my 11th grade, my dad and I would travel to Rostov every month for a Sunday college, and in May, I was accepted into IIEM for tourism (full-time) that is what I thought. Then, when I transferred to part-time studies, it turned out that they only offered Management of organization, and in the end, my specialization was Anti-Crisis Management (which I discovered when I was a 3rd or 4th year student though). I wrote my final investigation paper about one small production where my dad and my godfather work.

In total, I spent 6 years studying at two universities simultaneously. My exam sessions lasted in total six months per year, and it was really a marathon of "one exam right after another, a short break, and then starting all over again." After enrolling in the Spanish master’s program and completing all my courses at Southern Federal University (I just had to complete and defend my investigation), I had to take an academic leave in management, and a year later, I took my state exams and defended my diploma. That’s my story!