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Edupassion 2019

Edu Passion 2019

Edu Passion is a routine activity from SMAN 3 Bandung, this event was held with the intention of providing an overview and choice for students of
grade 12th, 11th, and 10th in terms of continuing their education to favorite universities both public and private. There are more than 20 public and private universities
favorite booths that will explain the advantages of each of their campuses which makes students of class XII more interested in their passion and not confused in determining the subject of college. There was also sharing of alumni how to study abroad and there were psychological tests from UNPAD.
I want to continue my study at School of Business and Management ITB, because I really interested in the world of business and I feel like I have
strength at trading something, but I have a weakness which is I am not really that good at socialize with others and I hear that in SBM ITB we will be trained in our soft skills, that will be very beneficial for me. So in this event I have chance to ask everything I wanna know about SBM ITB.
Because of this event, I get a lot information about my passion and this event is really helping me to know where I should continue my study. So, thanks to SMAN 3 Bandung who already held this event.

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