it's really good to have older siblings to talk to. especially about things that the are going through or have gone through. good advice.

I'm fortunate in a sense that i have a sister that's older than me by a few years, enough for her to let me know things that i want to know. which is really good. talk for about 30 minutes on university courses and future job prospects. it's like still so far away for me, to say that i haven't even took my O level yet. but it's really good to know so that we are prepared for all things. and actually, university course depends on the subjects taken at A level. so it's not really very far away.

so the top students all study either medicine, dentistry, law or accountancy as my sis say. so i said i want to study pharmacy and was told that medicine and dentistry rejects go there, and they usually drop out after 1 year or less as it's really bad. have to memorise the names of all drugs, their common and chemical name, side effects, etc. so that made me think further if it's really my choice but the stable job that it awaits if quite ok but the pay isn't really high and it's 'shit'.

so it all goes back to the subjects at A level, which was also discussed. still thinking if i should take physics or biology with chemistry and maths + economics. oh crap. but i should think about it only after my O levels. why bother thinking about it now and using up brain cells?

at least i got my sis's support to study pharmacy.(: really nice of her.


so now it's all out for O's so that i can be one step closer to my 'dream'.