Dilemma, dilemma.
Despite all my complains & bashings about entering JC, I took a look at some of the courses offered by both JJC + PJC and found that, it's not such a bad thing to enter JC after all. I heard, there are a lot of projects + hands-on activities for JC students as well. Entering a bad school doesn't mean I can't do well in that school right? Meh.
On the other hand, what's making me feel like joining polytechnic so much is because of the experience & hands-on chances that poly students get. Employers in the future value degree-holders with a diploma rather than those with 'A' levels cert, that's what I'm told. But getting to Uni from Poly is super-hard and it requires absolutely self-discipline, can I manage? Although entering a JC requires uber-long hours of mugging but it's just nearly 1.5 years of hardwork and the path to Uni is almost guarenteed.
I've mentioned to some, JC is simply not my cup of tea. I've not blossomed, intellectually, so as to say. And doing it the "JC way" might not be suitable for me. It's a risk but it might be well paid off. I don't know. Crap. And there's no guarentee I'll do well in Poly too. The only constant factor is that I'll work hard. That's for sure.
There are so many advantages & disadvantages of entering poly or jc. Blah.
I've shortlisted some courses I plan to enroll in Poly..
N45 - Business Studies (NP)
N53 - Banking & Financial Services (NP)
N81 - Financial Informatics (NP)
&
N61 - Business Information Technology (NP).
For the JC route,
SM04/SM06 for JJC.
PJC, plan to take up
Maths
Chemistry
Economics
for my H2.
and
Geography for H1.
OR
Chemistry
Economics
Geography
for my H2.
and
Maths for H1.
2nd choice for PJC seems to be more suitable for me eh? Since my maths suck.
SIGHS. The opportunities are endless! But all it takes is just one decision to make or break my life... crap.