Yeah, lol. it does bug me a little thinking that i’ll be stuck in Kuching for a good 5 years ahead. The cost factor is the only thing keeping me from studying across the south china sea. it’s all about the money isn’t it?

Form 6 does opens up chances for placings in local U’s in West m’sia. So maybe you’ll try your luck on those. XD

As for me. It’s gonna be swinburne in Kuching for some time. Unless my dad strike 4D some time within these 5 years. XD off I am to Melbourne! XD

what? I AM already someone. XD Thanks by the way.

for me, i dont want to just stay in Kuching and finish my college/U life here.
form 6 would give me more alternatives.
good luck to you.
you’ll be someone one day. XD

Secondly, understand that I did not choose to enter Swinburne just because I got too much money to spend. FYI, i’ll be getting a PTPTN loan once i’m in Swinburne. And you know it’s so hard to decide to go or not because it’s no small burden on my family’s financial situation. Sometimes I’d feel like giving up the swinburne way and stick to form 6, since it’ll be such a burden. It’s expensive, yet there so many other factors to consider other than financial reasons.

And indeed, every road has it’s own future. But what the future holds is another question. And of course it’s not for me to say which one is better.

As i said above, my arguments may only apply to me and me alone. I wrote just merely to convince myself.

By the way, what do you have against Swinburne? People have their own reasons as to which path they choose.

but i like being tortured in form 6 lol.
anyway, good luck to you.
any road would have its own future, seriously.
no matter what u choose.

man, another Swinby.*sigh*

hut ting, yeah. I’ve heard from somewhere that it is. That’s why I called f6 the gem-making programme. XD but in my opinion, what use would that gem be of when it can’t be properly appreciated and be truly made use of it’s value? (Read: high-scoring form 6 students not offered good courses in local U’s.)