Studying overseas
Recently my friends received their results for the matching of partner medical school.
Congrats to those who got what they wanted,
and for those who didn't get what they wanted, you may be disappointed, be disappointed then, for few hours, maybe few days. After that, get it over, wake up and prepare for EOS 5. To be honest all the partner schools are quite good.
I chose not to acompany them for the results, because I know I will be upset.
Studying in oversea countries is a huge dream of mine since I was very very small. I have always wanted to study in a red-brick university, where the campus is old and ancient, gorgeous architecture, walking distance between faculties, with strong intellectual culture. Computer is not neccessary, and library is all I need, the library would too huge that I might get lost.
Every where people are walking, cycling with books in their hands, no cars, no noise, just the wind blowing. The cafeteria is huge, not too noisy, and integration between students lecturers, discussing about subjects, topics, challenging each other, proving each other wrong.
My imagination can keep continuing, keep going on, and on......
It's really upsetting to see people around me living my dreams, I mean it's great that they get to go abroad to study. Too bad, I have to realize they are the one living that dream, not me.
Congrats to those who got what they wanted,
and for those who didn't get what they wanted, you may be disappointed, be disappointed then, for few hours, maybe few days. After that, get it over, wake up and prepare for EOS 5. To be honest all the partner schools are quite good.
I chose not to acompany them for the results, because I know I will be upset.
Studying in oversea countries is a huge dream of mine since I was very very small. I have always wanted to study in a red-brick university, where the campus is old and ancient, gorgeous architecture, walking distance between faculties, with strong intellectual culture. Computer is not neccessary, and library is all I need, the library would too huge that I might get lost.
Every where people are walking, cycling with books in their hands, no cars, no noise, just the wind blowing. The cafeteria is huge, not too noisy, and integration between students lecturers, discussing about subjects, topics, challenging each other, proving each other wrong.
My imagination can keep continuing, keep going on, and on......
It's really upsetting to see people around me living my dreams, I mean it's great that they get to go abroad to study. Too bad, I have to realize they are the one living that dream, not me.
posted by David Lee at 4:04 PM
1 Comments:
Hey there, David. :)
How have you been doing?
Do cheer up. Don't feel bad about not being able to study abroad. Stay focus on graduating as a doctor first and if God is willing, He'll provide for you an avenue to live your dreams.
In the meanwhile, stay happy and stay faithful. :)
p/s:- At least you still can pursue a tertiary education, right? :)
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