I was a diploma student before I..
September 10. I started my first step as a good girl, *okay, cut the crap* Today, I started a new journey as a degree student. Such a memorable memory, right? Maybe.
Alright. I don't know where to start but I guess I want to talk about the differences between degree and diploma life. Not much, maybe one or two things. Oh, have i mentioned that I was a diploma student before? Alright, tell you that I was a diploma student.
(p/s: Can i be proud with my diploma and called myself a Diploma Holder, rather than that "diploma student"? Okay, kidding. Yes. Not funny but let me be thou)
Diploma? It is like you move from one school to another school. You still have to follow the rules AND YOU ARE BEING WATCHED by... of course everyone. Teachers, friends, and so on. Like you still a freshie who just finished your SPM and turned 18 and blahblahblah. In short, you are still a baby. A big baby. *sighed*
It is quite different when you're a degree student. You do everything you want. I don't say you can ignore the rules but as long as you don't do crime, then it will be okayyy. *I guess* You have to do everything on your own, no scheduled provided, instead you have to create one for yourself. It is more to teach you how to be independent and do not rely on people too much.
Well, not all diploma vs degree student will experience things mentioned above but maybe certain or a few of them. i wrote this entry based on my experiences. Maybe because I was a Politeknik student before. Basically, Politeknik's rules and systems are indifferent to school system.
Alright. I don't know where to start but I guess I want to talk about the differences between degree and diploma life. Not much, maybe one or two things. Oh, have i mentioned that I was a diploma student before? Alright, tell you that I was a diploma student.
Diploma? It is like you move from one school to another school. You still have to follow the rules AND YOU ARE BEING WATCHED by... of course everyone. Teachers, friends, and so on. Like you still a freshie who just finished your SPM and turned 18 and blahblahblah. In short, you are still a baby. A big baby. *sighed*
It is quite different when you're a degree student. You do everything you want. I don't say you can ignore the rules but as long as you don't do crime, then it will be okayyy. *I guess* You have to do everything on your own, no scheduled provided, instead you have to create one for yourself. It is more to teach you how to be independent and do not rely on people too much.
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