Next thing I know, my list gets longer once again. Not too long, just an addition of one or two things. The problem is, it was supposed to get shorter. I shouldn't be upset. Because this is my future we're talking about. I should always always leave my options open. But I'm becoming impatient. No matter how much I tell myself not too, each day I'm becoming more and more tired of being stuck. It's like I have no purpose. I want to make a decision. Fast.
Then I start getting worried. What if I make the wrong decision? My dad has told me that I can't think that way. Because if I keep asking myself that then I may never make a decision. He has a point.
I'm not going to rush myself. Neither am I going to take my time about it. It's just surprisingly difficult. I honestly envy people who know exactly what they want and how to get there.
Why is it so hard for me to make a decision????
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herm, what i would say is stop. Yes, stop. Look at the options u have and research them. What courses will they be, what careers will they provide, and see if that still holds ur attention. It is also important to find out what unis, etc, offer those courses. There is also what u want to major in,specialize in etc. Ask me if u need to know anything. I am applying for uni lol
damn i think i accidentally deleted ur other comment.
thx sweetie :)
we're all growing up. we're all applying for uni. i feel like everyone's moving on. :'( i think i want things to stay the way it is. but that is obviously not happening, so yeah.
btw, hv u heard anything about hotel management? any info on it? and how is Ireland? i mean wat do Canadian counselors have 2 say about ireland? that is IF they have said anything about ireland. lol
hehehe, did you? it's okay :)
hotel management? my sis is interested in that. What i know is it is best that u have a business admin degree, or a business degree dealing with management, human resource and things to that effect. There isn't technically anything to study. Find a program where can do internship, or work and have it go towards ur degree at the same time (it is called co-op) here. But in my opinion, experience is key for the industry, not exactly academics.
Ireland? =/...i know a lot of people study medicine there lol....sorry,can't really help.
But i have some suggestions. 1)uni fair, 2) go to the malaysian irish embassies website etc....have u thought abot Switzerland?:)
hey girl! my personal opinion is dat it's all gonna depend on ur grades - get good grades n u can go almos anywhere u wan; u noe, keep ur options wide open n den u can choose.
d way i c it u'r never too old 2 learn so take a good look at ur options n (s already mentioned) research em, get oder ppls opinions n stuff. if it turns out u choose somethin n find out it's not 4 u, den it's ok right? at least u figured dat out n u can move elsewhere. after all, tons of ppl hav degrees in certain fields n jus end up doin somethin else completely - like Chef Wan XP
shinying- yeah i went for the edu fair, thats where i found out about the ireland uni. switz might be difficult no?
deanna- u hv a point. thanks dear. really appreciate it :)
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