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Review of Student Life at Taiwan Ep.1 🇹🇼

✨ Review of Student Life at Taiwan Ep.1 University ✨

Hello everyone, today we are going to review the lives of college students in Taiwan ~ The first day I am very excited. I have never been to an exchange or study abroad before. I studied as a master at the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST), the faculty of Applied Foreign Languages (AFL), now in the second year. I just came to review because the first year is still shy.

Our university takes the bus to Gongguan Station, but it is not adjacent to the station. We have to walk for about 10 minutes or take the bus in front of the station. At first, we take the bus on line 1 (673 or 907) to the university. After a friend suggests the root walk for us, so we rarely take the bus, except for the very rainy days. Many people ride their bikes from the station to the university. We have seen people riding to drag their luggage along (standing in a faint way, how do you do it!?), but we can ride at a risk of hitting the villagers, maybe even walking and exercising instead. 😅

We are not in the dormitory, so go to college on the day of reporting. Remember that he has to choose around the morning and around the afternoon. We choose around the morning because we think that people are definitely less. In summary, many people are no different, haha. He gives out a set of eating to all freshmen too. It's very cute. We use it occasionally.

Our school building has a fish and turtle pond around the elevator. We like to stop by to see the turtle swimming before going to class. We are on the 7th floor. If there is anything, contact the staff on this floor. We can switch to the class of our faculty and other classrooms (which faculty come to study or use the room). Besides the elevator, there is a staircase to walk up and down. Many people use the staircase. We cheer in our hearts and walk up to the elevator. No one can invite first.

We probably like Taylor Swiff. I saw the poster with Standy from the first year. When I first met, wow. Because I like it too. 😂 During the season, the faculty will decorate the themed floor (not only around the floor in the picture). Christmas has a Christmas tree and a gift box. Halloween has a little ghost and a cobweb. In the evening, there is a dress contest. Who wins the prize money?

Next to our school building is a library. Just walk for a second. There are 4 floors. Each floor has a reading zone. Our favorite corner is the 2nd floor reading room. It is a table next to each other, but there is a separator. I can barely see the person next to him except when he stands up. I can charge the battery if he sits in a row plugged in. There is a bathroom and a water refill. In the first semester, I really liked to hang in this room. At that time, I had a morning class. I waited for almost 2 hours. Another semester didn't have to wait for a long class, so I was lazy. I sat with my friend to wait for the teacher instead.

Ahead of the library is also a free bus ride to the campus. It's called Hwa Hsia Campus. It's about 20-25 minutes from the main campus. This semester we have a class at that campus. The university will send us a bus schedule by email. We can watch the class time of the day and then choose a convenient time. We never got to the bus. We have to take the bus at the stop in front of the university. Here, the bus in the city is usually 15 baht, but we can use the student card to reduce to 12 baht.

Thank you to everyone who came to read our review a lot. The next day will tell more about the student life in Taiwan. 💖

# Study in Taiwan # Thai students in Taiwan # Study abroad # Taiwan

2025/12/20 Edited to

... Read moreหลายคนเสิร์ช “National Taiwan University of Science and Technology” แล้วอาจยังนึกภาพไม่ออกว่า NTUST (หรือที่คนชอบเรียก Taiwan Tech / 國立臺灣科技大學) บรรยากาศจริงๆ เป็นยังไง และถ้าเป็นนักศึกษาใหม่ควรเตรียมตัวยังไง เราขอเล่าทริคที่เราเจอเองเพิ่มเติม เผื่อช่วยให้วางแผนได้ง่ายขึ้นค่ะ 1) ชื่อมหาลัยในไต้หวันมีหลายแบบ เวลาหาข้อมูลให้ตรง บนเว็บ/เอกสารจะเจอทั้ง “National Taiwan University of Science and Technology”, “NTUST”, “Taiwan Tech” หรือภาษาจีน “國立臺灣科技大學” เวลาเสิร์ชแผนที่หรือค้นอาคาร แนะนำให้ลองพิมพ์ทั้ง NTUST และ 國立臺灣科技大學 จะเจอผลลัพธ์ครบกว่า โดยเฉพาะป้ายในมหาลัยที่มักเป็นจีน+อังกฤษ 2) การเดินทางเข้าแคมปัส: MRT Gongguan เป็นจุดเริ่มที่สะดวกจริง จากสถานี Gongguan (สายสีเขียว) เดินเข้ามหาลัยได้ประมาณ 10 นาที ถ้าวันไหนฝนตกหนักหรือมีสัมภาระ เราว่าต่อรถเมล์ก็เซฟแรงมาก (เราเคยนั่งสาย 1 และเห็นคนแนะนำ 673/907 ด้วย) ส่วนใครคิดจะปั่นจักรยานจากสถานีเข้าไป แนะนำลองเดินสำรวจเส้นทางก่อน 1 รอบ เพราะบางช่วงคนเยอะและมีทางแยกหลายจุด 3) วันรายงานตัว/ปฐมนิเทศ: ของที่แจกและสิ่งที่ควรเช็กให้ครบ วันที่ไปทำเรื่องครั้งแรก คนค่อนข้างเยอะไม่ต่างกันทั้งรอบเช้า-บ่าย สิ่งที่เราแนะนำคือไปก่อนเวลานิดนึง เผื่อหาจุดลงทะเบียนไม่หลง และเช็กเอกสารสำคัญให้ครบตั้งแต่วันนั้น เช่น บัตรนักศึกษา/สิทธิ์เข้าอาคาร/อีเมลมหาลัย เพราะหลายประกาศ (รวมถึงตารางรถบัส) ส่งเข้าทางเมลเป็นหลัก แล้วถ้าโชคดีเหมือนเรา บางปีมีแจกของใช้เล็กๆน้อยๆ เช่น ชุดอุปกรณ์กินข้าวในกล่องโลโก้ Taiwan Tech น่ารักและได้ใช้จริงค่ะ 4) ตึกเรียน + คณะ AFL: จำ “ชั้น” ให้แม่นจะช่วยมาก คณะ Applied Foreign Languages (AFL) อยู่ชั้น 7 เวลาไปติดต่อเจ้าหน้าที่หรือหาห้องเรียน แนะนำเซฟพิกัด/ชื่ออาคารไว้ในมือถือ และถ้าวันแรกๆ ยังงง ให้ถ่ายรูปป้ายบอกทางแถวลิฟต์ไว้เลย มีประโยชน์มากตอนต้องไปห้องเรียนรวมชั้นอื่น 5) ห้องสมุด NTUST: ที่อ่านหนังสือและชาร์จแบตที่เราชอบ ห้องสมุดเดินใกล้มากและมีหลายชั้น จุดที่เราชอบคือโซนโต๊ะแบบมีที่กั้น (นั่งแล้วโฟกัสดี) ถ้าใครต้องใช้โน้ตบุ๊กทั้งวัน ให้เลือกที่นั่งใกล้ปลั๊กตั้งแต่แรก บางวันคนเต็มเร็ว โดยเฉพาะช่วงสอบ 6) รถบัสฟรีไป Hwa Hsia Campus ถ้ามีเรียนอีกวิทยาเขต (Hwa Hsia Campus) รถบัสฟรีของมหาลัยสะดวกมาก แต่ต้องกะเวลาเผื่อ เพราะถ้าพลาดรอบแล้วต้องไปเองด้วยรถเมล์จะเสียเวลาเพิ่ม เราใช้วิธีดูตารางที่ส่งเข้าอีเมล แล้วเทียบกับเวลาเรียนของวันนั้นก่อนออกจากบ้านทุกครั้ง สรุปคือ ถ้าใครกำลังตัดสินใจมาเรียนที่ NTUST/Taiwan Tech เราว่าชีวิตมหาลัยค่อนข้าง “เดินทางง่าย + สิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกครบ” โดยเฉพาะสายอ่านหนังสือคือห้องสมุดตอบโจทย์มาก เดี๋ยวมีโอกาสจะมาแชร์เรื่องกินอยู่แถว Gongguan และค่าใช้จ่ายนักศึกษาที่ไต้หวันเพิ่มเติมด้วยค่ะ

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Hey lovelies! Here is a small little study session. I do after classes pretty much every day. Step 1: getting organized 📚 It is so important to make sure you have all your ducks in a row going into your study sessions so that way you know what you need to work on and what things are doing
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Maddie

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CYSTIC FIBROSIS NCLEX Review
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a genetic disorder that affects the exocrine glands, leading to thick, sticky mucus buildup in multiple organ systems. What Are Exocrine Glands? These produce secretions through ducts, including: ✔️ Sweat glands ✔️ Salivary glands ✔️ Digestive glands How Does CF Af
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Nurse Well Versed

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NCLEX Review: Abnormal Breathing Patterns 🫁⚠️
The NCLEX exam can test you on abnormal breathing patterns related to key medical conditions. Examples below: ✨K✨ Kussmauls = Ketosis in DKA ✨C ✨ Cheyne-Stokes = CHF or stroke ✨B✨ Biot's breathing = Brain damage or injury ✨H✨ Hyperventilation = High anxiety & panic ⚠️ NCLEX TIP: E
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🥼 🧫 Lab Values All Nursing Student Should Know 🧪🥼
As a nursing student, I know how overwhelming it can be to memorize lab values—but trust me, they’re so important. These numbers tell us what’s going on inside a patient’s body before symptoms even show up. Electrolytes? They control everything from heart rhythm to muscle function. Kidney labs?
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Stella Studies

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RULES OF 9 | NCLEX REVIEW | NURSING STUDENT
Learn the rules of 9 fast and easy! Also if you like this join my free community Student nurse lounge if you are interested please reach out!
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Nurse Lounge

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Nursing Student Review: OB/Maternity
Stages of Labor (1–3): What You NEED to Know for NCLEX! Let’s break it down the smart way so you feel confident answering OB questions on exams or in clinical. 1st Stage: Cervical Effacement & Dilation Begins with regular contractions ➝ ends at 10 cm dilation 🔹 Latent Phase: 0–3 cm (mi
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Student Nursing Essentials

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TEAS Science Cheat Sheet: Musculoskeletal System | ATI TEAS 2026 Review
Preparing for the ATI TEAS? This TEAS Science Cheat Sheet highlights the musculoskeletal concepts most likely to appear on the exam. Review bone cells, muscle contraction, sarcomeres, calcium, acetylcholine, major bones, joint types, ligaments vs. tendons, and skeletal anatomy in minutes instead of
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Prereq101

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I love hop sticking to a schedule each day because it helps me stay on top of everything I need to get done. Having a clear plan keeps me focused and productive, and I feel less overwhelmed knowing exactly what I need to tackle and when. It’s also really satisfying to check things off my list throu
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Steal my Urinary System Key Topics + Review Sheet
Who knew the urinary system could be this complicated? Between nephron function, fluid balance, and all the intricate hormone interactions, my brain is working overtime! I put together a key topics page to break down the essentials—things like: 🔹 Glomerular filtration, reabsorption & secret
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Stella Studies

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ATI TEAS MATH REVIEW ❤️
Check out this ATI TEAS MATH REVIEW featuring EQUATIONS 🤗 visit www.jakaralewismath.com for more practice ❤️ #atiteas #teastest #jakaralewis #prenursingstudent #futurenurse
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TEAS Test Math Prep 🐐

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INTUSSUSCEPTION REVIEW
Intussusception occurs when a segment of the colon telescopes into another portion ⚠️Causes/Risk Factors Unknown, but most common in: → Age 3-24 months → Meckel’s diverticulum → Celiac disease → Cystic fibrosis → Recent viral infection ⭐️ Symptoms → Red currant jelly stool → Severe
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Nurse Well Versed

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Prepping for the LSAT as a Pre-Law Student!! 🏛️🎓
I started to prep for the lsat in November 2024, but didn’t get serious about it until May! I familiarized myself with the structure of the exam before diving into habits, and reframing my thinking. Building my way up to practice helped me become more confident with my abilities! 💪📈 Some section
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Doe🫶🏽

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💊 Benzodiazepines NCLEX Review
Think: "LAM & PAM" ➤ Ex: lorazePAM and midazoLAM These meds work by increasing GABA → calming the brain by decreasing neuron activity. ⚡️ Quick Onset → Used for: – Acute anxiety – Alcohol withdrawal – Acute seizures – Pre-procedural sedation ⚠️ Side Effects: – Sedation –
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Nurse Well Versed

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🌟Why You NEED the Comprehensive NCLEX PN Review 🌟
Are you preparing for your nursing exit exam or the NCLEX-PN? Trust me, this book is a GAME-CHANGER! 📚💉 Here’s why the Comprehensive NCLEX-PN Review, 19th Edition is a must-have: ✅ All-Inclusive Content: Covers every topic you need to know for the NCLEX-PN and your exit exams, from fundamenta
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Nurse Radiance

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✨day in my life as a full time student✨
Being an engineering student is not for the weak:,) I swear it’s days like this that really test my patience and get my wondering if I’m able to do it. but! I know if I just keep pushing through I will make it! just one day at a time. #Lemon8Diary #Lemon8PhotoStudio #embracevulnerability
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Want to know the real secrets of top-tier students? 🤫 It's not just about studying more, it's about studying smarter. Here are 3 science-backed habits from a Stanford A+ student. Swipe to unlock your potential! 🧠✨ #activerecall #spacedrepetition #feynmantechnique #studyhacks #b
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