1. The Mentorship of Lecturers
In a department led by experts like Professor Kayang, the relationship between a student and a lecturer often goes beyond the classroom.

Guidance in the Lab: Having lecturers who are willing to spend extra time explaining the nuances of proximate analysis (Crude Protein, Ether Extracts, etc.) or troubleshooting a research thesis is invaluable.

Professional Standards: They don't just teach the science; they model the ethics and precision required to be a "Principal" level professional.

2. The Strength of Peer Support
Studies in Animal Science can be physically and mentally demanding, from field work at LIPREC to long hours in the nutrition labs.

Collaborative Learning: Having a "couple of friends" to review data with or debate agricultural policy helps solidify complex concepts.

Emotional Resilience: As seen in your graduation photos, that sense of shared achievement creates a bond that often turns classmates into lifelong professional colleagues.