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Posted at Sunday, March 11, 2007

me and boy went down to smu and ntu's open house yesterday.
gosh,i was taken aback by the stark difference of both schools.

smu-very vibrant and articulate. Student helpers were readily available,smiling at you and asking if i needed help. The booths were very unqiue,made up of coloured sofas. The career seminar was interesting, 90 mins just flew by unexpectedly. There were 3 guest speakers from finance industry and construction industry. Something i knew the other schools would not invite for open-house.

ntu- goodness. the hostel a major turn off. it looks like a prison cell from far. grilled windows and rigid looking doors plus plus pretty small. AND it was HOT. i'm so gonna convince my dad for an air-con dorm, $30 more a month,aint that bad.

i made my final choice yesterday but still depends whether God wants me to go there. AS i said to my mum,' i have done my best. i will let God decide where am i to spend the rest of my 3/4 years'

i'm sorry boy.

12:37 PM



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