The True Story of a Pharmacy Student Who Had a Rough 100 Level…

Then Went On to Graduate With Distinction Using Four Habits Any Student Can Copy

Dear Reader,

Two Ds and four Cs were part of what showed up in my first-year pharmacy school result.

I'm Faridat, and four years later I graduated with Distinction. The First Class Formula is built around the four specific habits that got me there.

It's a 26-page book. If you're already putting in the hours and still not getting the grades to match, it's for you.

I'm Not Going to Ask You to Take My Word for It

Here's the actual transcript.

Here's What My First Year Looked Like

By the end of my first year, my result sheet read 2 Ds, 4 Cs, 6 Bs, and 6 As. Almost all of the Ds were sitting in my first semester.

I wasn't a bad student. I was an above-average one with no direction.

I read. I put in hours. But I had no real plan, no way to check whether I actually understood what I'd read, and no system for turning effort into results.

I was doing everything a "serious" student is supposed to do, and I still couldn't explain why the results didn't match the effort. That gap between effort and outcome is one of the hardest things to fix, because it isn't laziness.

If I'd just been lazy, the solution would have been obvious: work harder. But I was already working. What I didn't have yet was a system.

Something Shifted in My Second Year

Not all at once, and not as some dramatic turnaround moment. I started doing four things differently, some by accident and some on purpose, and I kept doing them, semester after semester, all the way to my final year.

By 2023, I'd graduated with Distinction. All praise be to Allah.

The gap between that first result and my final one is more useful to you than a perfect, straight-line success story would be.

This book is those four things, written down exactly the way I'd explain them to a younger version of myself, the one who couldn't explain why the hours weren't showing up in the results.

Here's a Sneak Peek at What's Inside

• A method I used after every reading session that exposed exactly what I didn't understand yet, before an exam could expose it for me.
• Why rereading your notes and highlighting your textbook in three colours feels like studying but barely moves your result.
• The real criterion I used to choose reading partners, and it isn't "people I already like."
• What I did when my closest reading partner moved to Canada in my 400 Level and I was suddenly back to reading alone, and how I built a new circle from scratch.
• My honest answer to "but my lecturer changes the questions every year": why past questions are still worth your time, and how to actually use them for patterns instead of guesses.
• The piece of advice my 200 Level roommate (her set's top scholar) passed on to me.
• A rough one-line test to tell whether a study session actually worked, or just felt like it did.
• My exact 4-week plan for bringing all four habits into your routine one at a time, so each one actually sticks instead of fading out by week two.
• Why "just work harder" was never really my problem, and probably isn't yours either.

Is This Actually for You?

• Are you already showing up: going to class, reading, putting in real hours, and your results still don't match the effort?
• Are you starting a new session and want to skip the mistakes that cost me my whole first year?
• Are you a university student in any course, with a lot of content to read and remember?

If any of that sounds familiar, this book is for you.

It isn't for you if you want a shortcut that skips studying entirely (this book will not do the reading for you), or if you want 300 pages of theory instead of 26 direct pages built to be applied this week.

Why I Wrote This

I'm a pharmacy graduate of the University of Ilorin, where I graduated with Distinction honours in 2023. I now work as a content strategist and copywriter.

I wrote The First Class Formula because most study advice skips the part that actually matters: a plan, honesty about what isn't working, and the will to keep trying something new until it sticks.

What Readers Are Saying

Get The First Class Formula

One time payment. That's less than a plate of rice and stew at most campus bukas, for a system you'll use every semester until you graduate.

Just ₦1,500

What you get: the full 26-page ebook with all 4 habits in plain language, the 4-week quick-start plan to bring them into your routine, real stories from five years of pharmacy school including what didn't work, and an instant download you keep and can reread every semester.

Tap the button below and it opens a WhatsApp chat with me, where you pay and get the book sent straight to you.

Questions Before You Get It

"Is this only for pharmacy students?"

No. Every story in the book happens to come from pharmacy school, but the four habits apply to any course, whatever you're studying.

"How long is it, really?"

26 pages. It's built to be read in one sitting and applied the same week, not filed away for "someday."

"What format do I get?"

A PDF ebook, delivered instantly after payment. Read it on your phone or laptop, no app required.

"How is this different from the study tips I can find for free online?"

Most study content is generic advice with no result attached to it. This is my actual transcript and the exact four things I changed to get from it to Distinction, not a general list of "productivity hacks."

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A System Beats Raw Talent, Semester After Semester

The First Class Formula is the system: four habits, a 4-week plan, and the honest story of the year I nearly didn't have it.

P.S. You don't need to be naturally brilliant to graduate with Distinction, you just need a system. The First Class Formula is that system, written down in 26 honest pages, for ₦1,500. Get it now, and you can start habit one tonight.