Flying high with the clouds.

Today was kinda awesome. As i made my way to school i was so embarassed because my boaters went CLACK CLACK CLACK and i was dressed so formally. everyone was at their best including me and it was so fun! we took so many awesome photos and now i have an aim.

if i ever go to poly, i'll take a course related to green energy/infrastructure. if i go to JC, i'll take drama as my humans and then H2 bio & Chem.

Here's my point of view regarding Polytechnics and Junior Colleges. When one enters a Polytechnic, it is assumed that he/she already knows what they want in life. They have already planned their whole career and are getting ready to be exposed to a life similar to that of University. When one enters a Junior College, it is assumed that he/she does not know what the want in life. They are just buying themselves time to plan and hence they do not close any doors and career options.

It is assumed that it is easier to get to University via Junior College, however, that may not neccesaribly be true. In a Polytechnic, the average results of 6 semesters is taken as one's results. In a Junior College, it all boils down to one core exam. Thus, it all depends on individuals. Whether or not one can consistently do well, or whether or not one is better at for the lack of a better word 'spamming' all at one shot.

Now that we all have a clearer view of the situation, I hope that this will help all those like me make better decisions. P.S Life is all about choices. Good Luck.