After my major examination (o'level), I was honestly confused about my future... For instances, which diploma course should I pursue? what polytechnic would be the best choice for my future career?
Like every other normal student, I was hoping to get into the top polytechnic school because isn't it what we should all be aiming for? and surprisingly I got into SP Business Administration?! through EAE.
EAE a.k.a (Early Admission Exercise): which is an aptitude-based admissions exercise that allows students to apply before taking their o'level exam and receive conditional offers for admission to polytechnics prior to receiving their final grades. Meaning you have to pass all your papers and score below 24points?
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Shockingly, the day that I received my o'level result it was not as ideal as I prayed it would be haha. I am not afraid to share but I scored an D7 grade for my mathematic o'level, you're probably judging me on how pathetic I'm to even fail my math right? Well....It's all in the past now, so it doesn't bother me as much as before.
The moment I got my grades back, I immediately bursted into tears...Holding tightly onto my result slip, that second felt so miserable as if my entire world has collasped. To be eligible for the course which I have gotten through EAE, I needed to score C6 and above.
However, when I look back...I'm glad that I was not eligible for the course, REASON!! I chose Business Administration in the spur of moment due to family and friends influence/pressure.
To be honest, getting a failed grade felt ridiculously heart broken. Yet, nothing was more hurtful than to have another knife stab directly into my heart...
that is to have insensitive friends;')
While, on my friends part, they all did amazingly awesome and I was extremely proud of it (from the bottom of my heart, I swear).
When friend a & b of mine began discussing and planning their birthday celebration on the spot... Yes, I had to push myself to force out a smile and act like my grades didn't bother the hell out of me;')) like I was alright and ever so fine;)) Anyways it is all in the past now!! #iholdnogrudges
On the other hand, thankful to the used to be a dear friend of mine..I managed to get ahold of myself and returned back to reality, then start planning from square one.
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Getting into an art school? Me who has 0% of art knowledge or background.
109% it was the best decision I have ever made in my entire life.
Not going to share much about it, the rest is up to your own imagination how wonderful my campus life is.
Also, I do experience hardship too. Hence, I am not going to lie that my campus life is all that wonderful, but I do enjoy my days there~ so far so good!
( might consider touching on this topic again...if there are any readers who are interested to find out more hehe😉 )
Orientation Day 1🌸 :
Yup, the above photo was from my instastory. Totally describes how day one orientation exhausted the hell out of me. Although I met new friends? we do not know each other well enough and so we never spoke to one another anymore hohoho which is honestly kind of sad?
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Well~ what can one do? Moving on to day 2 🌸🌸:
Getting into color-coded house group, I was first assigned to red.
As I didn't had lunch together with the friends I met during LaSalle's interview. They went ahead and queue for the shirt first~ which they got themselves the pink t-shirt. Feeling separated, I was on a mission to search for someone who was willing to exchange the house t-shirt with me! Luckily for me, I managed to find someone who was extremely willing to exchange the house shirt with me even though I was already wearing it! #thankful
milo is happiness <3
Brunch provided^^ ; did not took a lot because I was considerate of the people behind queuing to grab a bite.
our reaction when we won second in place without participating much
Thankful to have these friends who add colours to my college life:)
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Also, thank you for reading to my long-winded and gloomy post! Hope you enjoy reading as much as I enjoyed typing this entry!!
