attended the nus school of business talk today. i must say that it does have its appeals. seriously interested in human resource management and organisational behaviour but then the "service" factor doesn't come on as strongly as some social service thingy.
and apparently i wasn't aware that many more scholarships exist out there. brightsparks magazine is rather helpful. looking at MCYS scholarship..
ok, maybe i should think less about the future and focus more on the upcoming present (ie prelims).
speaking of that, i am seriously intimidated by the prospect of prelims. i mentioned a tap analogy previously; i really hope over the next 3 weeks there will be minimal leakages along the way. it's bad enough trying to cram the fixed space in my tank (brain) with seemingly unlimited amounts of knowledge. today the nus business speakers were saying that it's not unusual to do poorly for prelims and still get straight As for A levels. well...i'm not sure if that should offer some comfort to me. whatever the case is, studying hard is a definite necessity.
AH i need to increase my productivity, big time.
and apparently i wasn't aware that many more scholarships exist out there. brightsparks magazine is rather helpful. looking at MCYS scholarship..
ok, maybe i should think less about the future and focus more on the upcoming present (ie prelims).
speaking of that, i am seriously intimidated by the prospect of prelims. i mentioned a tap analogy previously; i really hope over the next 3 weeks there will be minimal leakages along the way. it's bad enough trying to cram the fixed space in my tank (brain) with seemingly unlimited amounts of knowledge. today the nus business speakers were saying that it's not unusual to do poorly for prelims and still get straight As for A levels. well...i'm not sure if that should offer some comfort to me. whatever the case is, studying hard is a definite necessity.
AH i need to increase my productivity, big time.


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