Since i'm not very sure of what to study yet, i went to some colleges to get some information regarding A-levels today..
from what i've been told, to do the A-levels, the minimum amount of $$ needed is RM15,000..
those who get 10A1s and above can apply for the scholarships..
some colleges offer a 40% off for the tuition fees while the others provide free tuition fees for 2 semesters..
which means i'd only get to pay an amount of less than 10k to complete the A-levels..
regardless of the 11 months or 18 months' programme..
however, after completing the A-levels, i won't have the opportunity to apply for public universities.. which means i'd need to study either in local private universities or overseas..
that means i'd need to spend an amount of at least a few 100k to finish the courses taken.. Gosh! that would surely be a heavy burden.. *sobx*
though there's something called scholarships.. but.. who'd know whether or not i'll get the scholarships?? if i'm not one of the lucky ones, what should i do next?? *sigh*
so i think i'll take up form 6 though it's really tough and it'll consume quite a long duration to finish the course..
Well, if we look at it in another perspective, we can learn more in form 6 right?? and it'll make us more well prepared in the university life right??
After the enquiries, together with my mum, i attended a traditional wedding of my mum's colleague.. she's a malay and most of them eat by using their hands..
so, there's a teapot placed on the table for the guests to wash their hands after feasting on the delicacy..
well, i think for most of them who never attend any traditional malay wedding before would surely mistakenly think that the teapot is filled with tea or drinks instead of tap water..
luckily i saw the method the other guests used the teapot.. or else, i'd surely get the wrong idea and make the others burst out in laughter..*phew*
On the way home, i reached a road in which it's side was fully occupied by vehicles.. worse still, the gradient is really steep.. that's why i dared not drive too slowly just to prevent the engine from going off..
unexpectedly, a quite aged man was standing beside one of the vehicles.. a car comming from the opposite side just made the condition worse..
my mind was really blank that time as the road wouldn't be able to fit two cars at a time.. so i quickly speeded up my car in order to make way for the car in front of me..
however, i didn't manage to avoid the man and my side view mirror knocked his arm.. i was really in shock and adrenaline was rushing in my veins..
then, i quickly turned my head back and showed my apology to him.. luckily he was alright and didn't fall down or break his arms.. *phew*
back home, i was "screwed" by my mum and i bet she won't let me drive the car anymore.. but nevermind.. at least no one was hurt because of me.. hahax! :)
okay.. i can't bear the eagerness to pee anymore..
gotta go.. bye!
*rushing to the toilet*
from what i've been told, to do the A-levels, the minimum amount of $$ needed is RM15,000..
those who get 10A1s and above can apply for the scholarships..
some colleges offer a 40% off for the tuition fees while the others provide free tuition fees for 2 semesters..
which means i'd only get to pay an amount of less than 10k to complete the A-levels..
regardless of the 11 months or 18 months' programme..
however, after completing the A-levels, i won't have the opportunity to apply for public universities.. which means i'd need to study either in local private universities or overseas..
that means i'd need to spend an amount of at least a few 100k to finish the courses taken.. Gosh! that would surely be a heavy burden.. *sobx*
though there's something called scholarships.. but.. who'd know whether or not i'll get the scholarships?? if i'm not one of the lucky ones, what should i do next?? *sigh*
so i think i'll take up form 6 though it's really tough and it'll consume quite a long duration to finish the course..
Well, if we look at it in another perspective, we can learn more in form 6 right?? and it'll make us more well prepared in the university life right??
After the enquiries, together with my mum, i attended a traditional wedding of my mum's colleague.. she's a malay and most of them eat by using their hands..
so, there's a teapot placed on the table for the guests to wash their hands after feasting on the delicacy..
well, i think for most of them who never attend any traditional malay wedding before would surely mistakenly think that the teapot is filled with tea or drinks instead of tap water..
luckily i saw the method the other guests used the teapot.. or else, i'd surely get the wrong idea and make the others burst out in laughter..*phew*
On the way home, i reached a road in which it's side was fully occupied by vehicles.. worse still, the gradient is really steep.. that's why i dared not drive too slowly just to prevent the engine from going off..
unexpectedly, a quite aged man was standing beside one of the vehicles.. a car comming from the opposite side just made the condition worse..
my mind was really blank that time as the road wouldn't be able to fit two cars at a time.. so i quickly speeded up my car in order to make way for the car in front of me..
however, i didn't manage to avoid the man and my side view mirror knocked his arm.. i was really in shock and adrenaline was rushing in my veins..
then, i quickly turned my head back and showed my apology to him.. luckily he was alright and didn't fall down or break his arms.. *phew*
back home, i was "screwed" by my mum and i bet she won't let me drive the car anymore.. but nevermind.. at least no one was hurt because of me.. hahax! :)
okay.. i can't bear the eagerness to pee anymore..
gotta go.. bye!
*rushing to the toilet*
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