Getting Acquainted with ASU's First-Year Students: A 100-Point Student from Krasnodar Krai Aspires to Become a Chemistry and Biology Teacher

Nune Martirosyan from Kurganinsk has been accepted into the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Adyghe State University. She is scheduled to commence her studies in September, pursuing a degree in Pedagogical Education with dual majors in Biology and Chemistry.

In the Unified State Exam (USE), Nune demonstrated exceptional academic performance, achieving a perfect score of 100 points in Russian language and Biology, as well as 98 points in Social Studies. Her preparation was self-directed; she studied independently at home using online educational resources, dedicating several hours daily to her exam preparation.

"All year long, I didn't score 100 on any practice exams; my goal was to score over 90 in every subject. I pulled myself together and achieved the highest score possible on the Unified State Exam, which I didn't expect. When I found out my scores, I was truly happy," Nune shared.

She attributes her decision to attend ASU to several reasons. Nune first learned about the university through friends who had studied there, and their testimonials were overwhelmingly positive. Additionally, she has been a long-time follower of the university’s social media channels, regularly engaging with its news and updates. She also appreciates Maykop—the people and the natural beauty of the republic.

Nune aspires to become a qualified teacher and is eager to seize the opportunities that university life offers. She looks forward to forming new friendships, establishing meaningful mentorships, participating in university events, and experiencing the vibrant student community at ASU.

"Listen to your heart when choosing a profession. Expect more of yourself than necessary. Set goals and achieve them," Nune Martirosyan told prospective students.