I entered after graduating from the Polytechnic Institute at St. Petersburg State University of Economics with honors as an accountant. Since I got married and was expecting a baby, it was very important for me what was needed for admission, what exams to take and for how many years. When I came to apply, I was very glad: after the technical school I was taken without passing any exams, for a shortened correspondence course (3.5 years), however, it turned out that the red diploma does not matter at all and there is no special enrollment or benefits The specialty “Finance and Credit” attracted me. I decided to go more into the banking sector. The university is very popular and is considered one of the best. The teachers are competent and friendly, in many ways they went to the meeting, the main thing is to hand over everything on time or with a slight delay, the main thing is to close everything before the end of the last year and of course attend classes)) We were engaged in our stream, in it there were 4 groups of about 25-30 people each. They sat in huge auditoriums and a particularly large number of people did not restrain themselves. At the University, the most diverse and interesting things are made and are offered to students. These are various concerts, exhibitions, trips, excursions, hikes and trips to nature and abroad, seminars and volunteer movements. Every time passing by the stands I study them with interest, although I myself I can’t participate due to lack of time with a small child. Fortunately or unfortunately, by the birth of the child, I wanted to pay for at least one session so as not to go to the institute, but I was told that there was no such thing and that it could not be bought, although I turned to a person who, in theory, would be responsible for it. I think that is very good , then our education is moving in the right direction. Now I work at Sberbank, I just got out of maternity leave, I am finishing my last course. I am gaining experience, because I can’t go anywhere without it. I plan to continue working in my specialty, maybe even more deeply.