UK university trip, Music competition, tests and more tests, IB individual oral commentary, internal assessments, Badminton tournament... Ooh this month was packed!
Finished Dream High 2; nothing super great oh well, but nice entertainment after all.
UK university trip was amazing! I visited Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, UCL, Bath and Bristol. Wonderful universities. I think I love LSE the most, but none of my current subjects are really pointing me in the humanities direction right now. I AM UTTERLY CONFUSED. I DONT KNOW WHAT COURSE TO CHOOSE! :S Like I have doubts about doing medicine, because I don't think I really want to treat people for the rest of my life. Natural Sciences at Cambridge sounds interesting, but would I really enjoy lab work? And what, go into marketing or sth in pharmaceutical/medical companies later? Or be a biomedical scientist, sth like that? Not really. Don't want to stay in the lab so much either. I'm actually thinking of doing law as a graduate course now, because my college counselors advised me that I'm not competitive enough for humanities courses at this stage. Ah well. :/ Bath's campus is really pretty. Didn't like Bristol because I feel the town is too hilly and messy for my liking. UCL is fine. Oxford is pretty much the same as Cambridge, only differences in courses.
Ahhh. What do I do? I guess, I should just focus on the sciences now. :/ Since all I have is Bio Chem Maths EngLit HLs. English Literature certainly seems out of place, but well, that's a choice hard to change now. Hopefully, I'll come to a conclusion about my courses soon. Natural Sciences is up 1st spot personally, but my mother totally disagrees as she says it's the most boring and unproductive course ever. (What my parents say actually turns out to be quite true, so I'm aware of that.) This is making me even more confused.
What I must do now: Get a freaking high predicted IB score. Keep up my 7s and turn my 6s into 7s. Easier said than done though. :'( I really hope I can make it.
Plus, I'm moving to Shanghai at the end of this academic year. Damn, such a disturbance in my academic progress, but my teachers all believe I'll still be able to do well, so I hope I live up to their expectations.
Need to get a start on my Extended Essay, which also means deciding on a topic question to follow. I NEED TO MAKE DECISIONS!
On another note, I won the Player's Player Award for the badminton season this year! Pretty surprised because I thought I was just a mediocre not-so-popular player in the team. Turns out I got the most votes from my team members hah.
The Enchanting Twilight
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