::ATHENA! S60! PHYSICS! COUNCIL!
=D lmao. I am like 80% Physics now.. lawl.. and this morning I was still 40% Physics, 60% Biology. Not the hallmark of a good decision maker. =s BUT this is a hard decision! I wouldn't mind if they offered me triple science. =s Except then I'd appear to be a dull mugger with no appreciation of the arts. ... FYI I am NOT a dull mugger with no appreciation of the arts~! o.O argh.
Anyway haha.. Physics will give me a myriad of options when I graduate. Be it local medicine, bioengineering, biomedical sciences, or tissue construction, physics will give me a huge advantage over biology in this aspects. Even in courses that require Biolog a bridging module is readily available in NUS. I do not mind taking it, I do not mind getting my first degree in NUS too. A government local-overseas scholarship is pretty appealing too. =p After I complete my first degree in biomedical sciences/bioengineering/life sciences, I will get my medicine qualifications. A really long period of mugging.. but worthwhile and satisfying nonetheless.
All I need now is some mathematics training. Yep.. I have never been inspired by mathematics.. Yep I got lowest in class for mathematics diagnostic test just a month ago.. That does not mean I cannot do well in Mathematics though. >p I am feeling rebellious again.. rawr.
The deciding factor afterall is still council. I would not want to miss it. Fac comm is simply not the same. Why be a subsidiary of the fac head and lose all the credit? I want that council spot and I feel I can get it. Why not? I need a good team member. Athena council. Whoever is reading this. You know you are going to vote for me when elections come. >]::

.:firestarter blogged on 8:34 PM:.
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