#thoughtpost
I'm a fiercely private person who rarely shares or even divulge a hint of my inner private thoughts.
I've never been one to discuss about matters openly with the people around me, not even my family or close friends.
I'm not proud of my life history and am still trying to come to terms with it.
But today, I learnt that no matter however less travelled the road may be, all roads lead to Rome, and the long winding road may nonetheless be as glittery and pompous.
I figured this calls for a blog post.
I was so down and out after the release of my A'Level results.
My dismal grades could hardly get me anywhere, except for maybe certain engineering courses.
But I was so bent on entering into a Business course and only Business, I spent no time considering other options and went ahead with the applications into all the local Business schools.
Of course, I was rejected by all three.
I enrolled myself into SIM-UOL, and well, I was okay with studying there.
But I knew I was missing out on something.
I guess it was Sociology class that really enlightened me.
I remembering feeling so awed by one of the lessons I thought to myself, hey, I actually don't mind studying social sciences.
And so I reapplied to the three local universities, putting social sciences as my first choice this time round.
I attended two interviews but did not hear any good news until.. Friday the 13th (July).
Hahaha it's not an unlucky day after all.
So, three years of school flashed past and despite a ton of group projects/CCA commitments/piano commitments along the way, I enjoyed school so much so I'm actually dreading my graduation next year ):
And today, I'm actually a scholarship recipient.
Thank you Ngee Ann Kongsi for believing in me.
