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The amount she was talking about, was enough to support me for 3 months in France if I live on a budget, including the registration fee.\n\nImagine you are traveling to a new country to study, you are not used to traveling abroad, you only know the name of the school and that they are teaching computer science. Then, you have to get ready in three days.\n\nI didn’t waste any second, I had one of the craziest three days, I barely slept 2 hours a day.\n\n3 am, the last day before the registration deadline, I was still in Safi, in front of my computer trying to find flights. I was trying to book, my mother’s visa card didn’t work, suddenly the internet stopped as well. The last thing you could expect.\n\nI was tired, stressed, … but somehow I didn’t feel lost. I knew that I want to go, and I felt I shouldn’t miss that opportunity. I didn’t care about the limits of my body, I was only focusing on one goal, getting inside that airplane.\n\nI talked to my mother and we just decided to go to Marrakech and book the flight directly from the airport.\n\nFinally, it really happened, and I made it to Bordeaux. :)\n\n# Arriving in Bordeaux\nI arrived at midnight, super tired. I didn’t have a smartphone at that time ^^, I also didn’t know anyone in the city. But I knew my way: a bus, then a tram for 1h30 min. haha\n\nA funny story happened, when I arrived at the bus, I had only 100 euros notes. The driver of the last bus didn’t want to accept them. And asked me to just go out find the change, but he doesn’t guarantee he will wait for me. It wasn’t funny after a tiring journey. I was trying to explain that there is no way for me to miss the last bus, I also knew that taxis are expensive in France, it would have cost me maybe 100 euros. I didn’t want to sleep in the airport either, actually, I wasn’t even sure if it was allowed there.\n\nFinally, a Moroccan passenger stood up and paid me the fee 1,60 euros. :)\n\nI arrived at my student dormitory, very late, the day after, I woke up, went to school. Registration is done ;)\n\nThat was the start of a life-changing experience.\n\n# ENSEIRB-MATMECA\nWork first, party later.\n\nFirst time in a French school, with French people. The first foreigners I am meeting. ^^\n\nFrom the beginning, I had some funny stories. haha\n\nIn Morocco, we usually cheek-kiss 4 times between men, and in my city Safi, we usually don’t cheek-kiss girls.\nNot knowing much about the French culture, I was doing what I grow up doing. haha, that was weird. French people cheek-kiss only with girls when they are friends, never between guys.\n\nMy student life started. The studies weren’t hard like it was in Prepa. The main challenge was to study with other people who have been focusing on computer science during the last two years while I and other ex Prepa classmates spent time learning about Chemistry, physics, … which we didn’t use anymore.\n\nPrepa is cool if you want to keep an open view on many fields if you want to be a swiss knife army type of engineer.\nOtherwise, if you know after high school that you are interested in a certain subject in particular and that you want to dive deep into it, then probably Prepa is a waste of time.\n\nPrepa increases your chance to be more open, and schools, in general, increase your chance of becoming an expert on a certain subject, but they don’t guarantee this. It all depends on how motivated you are. Don’t blame it all on schools, they are most probably doing their job, you should do your homework as well.\n\n# Still living on a budget?\nThe money my mother gave me was enough for three months. We had a lot of pressure from a lot of people waiting to see how this risky experience will fail. For the only stupid reason of saying after “I told you so”, “ I told you it will fail”, and prove they were right. People, please.. ^^\n\nAfter talking to some people in France, I figured out that it’s possible to work and study in parallel. That was my backup plan.\n\nMiracles happen sometimes. After two months, I got the positive answers from Morocco. I could get both a scholarship and a Student loan. It was such a great news.\n\nI took both of them. My small family consisting now of my mother and two brothers was so much in debt. My two brothers had also a lot of requirements and needed more money for their studies. My father was a little offline because we all supported our mother ^^\n\nI took the responsibility of supporting both my brothers. I wanted them to get the best education possible.\n\nI am super proud of them, they are both now studying electronic engineering and architecture in Europe. Unfortunately, without a scholarship.\n\nHaving money allowed me to do a lot of things. I could finally travel.\n\n![Screen Shot 2018-09-11 at 22.38.41.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmPczZ7rntS1acehR8xh4fjQfDSUuEFueUjdXpjCTYYj5N/Screen%20Shot%202018-09-11%20at%2022.38.41.png)\n\n# Moving to ENSIMAG\nStill, at ENSEIRB-MATMECA, computer science classes were a mixture of coding, algorithmics, and math. Obviously, I was ok with the coding classes compared to the rest of the class, but I handled better theory classes. I was the major in my class in Math 20/20.\n\nAfter seeing some of my results, our Algorithmic teacher, Mr. Denis Lapoire, told me that there might be a possibility of transfer to ENSIMAG which is one of the greatest schools in Computer Science in France. Focusing more on Mathematics compared to my current engineering school. The funny thing is that there was no direct partnership between the two schools, it was just a freestyle application and trying to convince them that I have a nice profile.\n\nWhich I did at a certain point. I collected some recommendation letters and just applied, it worked.\n\nI could never imagine that this scenario is possible when I joined ENSEIRB-MATMECA. For me, ENSIMAG was a school that I missed during my exams, and there was only one chance. I missed it. After that, I really started believing that “impossible” is just a word that people say to give you a quick answer. Most of the time no one will spend enough time and resources to fulfill your requests. If you want something, act as if it’s possible. “No”, only means you should try in a different way next time. 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I am really bad. We had to draw a very complicated figure, I decided to draw it super small to hide all the errors. ^^\nDuring the interview, they asked me why did I draw it small, I told them, very innocently, I thought we would have to draw other figures on the same paper, thus, I just let space for the rest. Then, they asked me if I can draw it again in front of them in an A4 format. haha, I couldn’t hide anymore, I simply told them, I can, but I am not super confident it will be wow.\n\nI got the results after, no surprise, I was not admitted to this school.\n\nThat was the only one that I wasn’t accepted the entrance to. All the other exams I passed were successful, because there was Math in all of them ^^\n\nBy the way, I really love art.\n\n# Prepa\nAfter the fun summer, it was time to start a new journey at Prepa Ibn Taymia in Marrakech. It was the first time that I had to leave my parent’s house in Safi to live in another city. I remember when my uncle told me “Home won’t be home anymore after you leave” It took me quite some time before I could realize what he really meant.\n\nIt was a very important step in my life to leave my city and go to study in Marrakech. It was the beginning of a long adventure that I am still living till today.\n\nIbn Taymia, was a very special place. It gathered the best students from the whole region of Marrakech, Safi, Essaouira, Ouerzazate and a lot of other cities nearby.\n\nThey all were used to being the top of their classes and they were there to be first. I would say it was one of the most competitive and intense two years ever in my life.\n\nAll we did was to study, eat, study, eat, study, toilet, and study again. Some exceptional students were sleeping 3–4h / day during two years.\n\nThere were different options that one can choose, I was MPSI, which focuses more on Math.\n\nI was decided to be one of the top students. I was pretty successful in achieving this goal at the very beginning. I managed to be the major of the very first Math exam. I was so glad.\n\n![1_iJwHp8kVkWX5450ojve_Qw.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmbEQ9aUtG4SExq8G51WWynRkAYP3jGMAhpMKpeJJbiZ9k/1_iJwHp8kVkWX5450ojve_Qw.png)\n\n# What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger\nLife is not always up, it will go down at a certain point. It is just part of the randomness and imperfection of this world.\n\nA lot of my classmates & friends, till today, don’t know that life has been really super down for me just some time after starting Prepa.\n\nDuring my first year, the problems between my parents increased. My mother tried her best to not let me know, but, I could feel something was going on, and then I knew what was going on.\n\nThe whole year was chaotic for me, my brothers and my parents.\n\nThe summer between the two years of prepa, finally, my parents decided to divorce. Suddenly, two houses, two sides. It was a bad divorce.\n\nSince I was the oldest brother, also because it was in Morocco, I suddenly had a lot of responsibility toward the family and I had to play the role of a father for my brothers. I had to make sure they will focus on their studies.\n\nIt wasn’t easy to manage my highly demanding studies & my new family context.\n\nStill, I decided to do my best.\n\n# Grandes Ecoles\nDuring the two years I spent at Ibn Taymia, I developed more and more a passion for Computer Science.\n\nI was more interested in French Grandes Ecoles. I wanted to leave Morocco and try to study abroad. Wasn’t it my dream since I was a kid.\n\nThe main issue was that the  French exams were 2 months before the Moroccan exams. After a few months of starting the second year, I started worrying that if I follow the rhythm of our class, we won’t finish most of the subjects before the French exams. Thus, I decided to take the risk of not attending any class any more and just learn by myself and try to get ready on time.\n\nThe exams were approaching. I was still worried that I am not ready enough, but I was also excited that I am finally traveling abroad.\n\nThe cool thing was that if you study in Prepa, usually the process of getting a visa is easier. Still, I had to convince my uncle who is living in France to be my guarantor. He accepted :)\n\nI got my visa :D\n\nFirst destination ever outside Morocco, was to Toulouse. I will never forget the airport of Blagnac.\n\nHonestly, when I just arrived, I was expecting a cutting edge technology, maybe some electromagnetic city trains, flying cars, … from all the futuristic keynotes and videos I saw online. Well, I wasn’t impressed, maybe because I raised my expectations so high.\n\nI arrived at my uncle’s place, he lives in a beautiful apartment in the city center.\n\nSuddenly, I forgot about my exams and I just wanted to go out and discover. Even, when I started passing the exams, I was always doing a lot of activities after, like swimming, cinema, watching football in some bars, sightseeing or shopping. It was a bad thing to travel the first time directly to pass exams, I really couldn’t focus only on my exams.\n\nEverything was super new for me, even during the exams I would stare at people, I was curious about everything, the room, people, teachers.\n\nI went back to Morocco, after one amazing week.\n\nAfter a while, I received the great news that I succeeded in the written exams. They were 70 out of 200 to pass the written exams from my Prepa in Marrakech, only 40 made it to the oral exams in Paris.\n\nI traveled alone to Paris, I still remember the hotel and the room where I stayed exactly, hotel F5 Saint-Ouen.\n\nAnother adventure began, I was impressed by the city this time, because my expectations were adjusted after my first trip, and also because it was the first worldwide famous city I visit.\n\nI passed successfully the oral exams. Only 17 students made it this time, and only 6 could integrate later on one of the schools in France.\n\n![1_yJTTM2f2tpYT5JPiUaeb3Q (1).jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmfUQaM8oE8G9M7VoZVbkDNTxhtSrG7Z3A3mYyY55FTomp/1_yJTTM2f2tpYT5JPiUaeb3Q%20(1).jpeg)\n\n# Stay positive, work hard, make it happen\nMy mother is the source of all the positivity I am having in life. She always pushes me to be brave and to do things even when they seem impossible, if she can solve a problem today, she won’t worry about tomorrow because tomorrow is another day. It’s crazy, but somehow it really works.\n\nMoreover, I had a huge support from my uncle living in Morocco, from my grandfather who just loved education and people who are willing to study. I was lucky to have an uncle living in France already which is not the case for a lot of people, it was just a beautiful gift of random life to have someone who can support me when the administrative things in France.\n\nWhat happened to me in these two years taught me one very important lesson in life, there is no point in looking for an excuse to justify your failures to the world. Of course people will show empathy when you say you are poor, sick, or having any other conditions. But, if you really look inside you, you know that you can do better than just explaining how shitty your life is for people.\n\nFocus on doing your best.\n\nAll the people have their ups and downs. When you are down, take some time, but make sure to stand up again & work hard for your dreams.\n\nNever give up. If you want to be special, you have to overcome your weak moments in life.\n\nTo be continued…\n\nCheers from Berlin\nZak\n\nKeep in touch [Instagram](http://instagram.com/zakariajaiathe) & [Facebook](http://facebook.com/zakariajaiatheofficial) \n\nContinue reading",
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