Geekfest
My semester in NUS is finally (and technically) over. I've just seen my grades for the modules I took just now, and that concludes my academic life in Singapore. My grades surprised me in so many ways, such as getting a very good grade in a subject I thought I'd fail, and getting a bad grade in a subject I thought I was performing averagely good. Oh well, life's really unpredictable. :)
I just want to share this with everyone, fresh na fresh (I've just seen this 10 minutes ago):
I dunno what to feel, really. I've got two A's and an A-, but I didn't get an A+. I also feel disappointed with my EL3251 Grade cos I thought I could get an A there. And yes, I have a fucking B. I really feel mediocre.
But now that I get to think about it, my grades are not so bad after all. I managed to get those grades even though I lived the typical exchange student lifestyle. That is, they typical happy-go-lucky student who just crams for papers, parties weekly, prioritises travel over studies (*cough* Thailand during the Reading Week *cough*), and er, all the other crazy stuff that I do not want to post here. LOL. So now, I feel more happy than sad cos I think I was really able to maximise my stay in Singapore.
Hmm.. Now I thinking whether I really deserve the ASEAN University Network scholarship that funded me in NUS.
I think I do. :)
PS: Now I really have to file for credit transfer, since my NUS Grades would not drastically affect my Magna standing in UP. Yay, I can just go for 15 units this semester! Screw English 200? Haha.
I just want to share this with everyone, fresh na fresh (I've just seen this 10 minutes ago):
I dunno what to feel, really. I've got two A's and an A-, but I didn't get an A+. I also feel disappointed with my EL3251 Grade cos I thought I could get an A there. And yes, I have a fucking B. I really feel mediocre.
But now that I get to think about it, my grades are not so bad after all. I managed to get those grades even though I lived the typical exchange student lifestyle. That is, they typical happy-go-lucky student who just crams for papers, parties weekly, prioritises travel over studies (*cough* Thailand during the Reading Week *cough*), and er, all the other crazy stuff that I do not want to post here. LOL. So now, I feel more happy than sad cos I think I was really able to maximise my stay in Singapore.
Hmm.. Now I thinking whether I really deserve the ASEAN University Network scholarship that funded me in NUS.
I think I do. :)
PS: Now I really have to file for credit transfer, since my NUS Grades would not drastically affect my Magna standing in UP. Yay, I can just go for 15 units this semester! Screw English 200? Haha.