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In few more months to come, I will leave Singapore Polytechnic. I want to leave this place as fast as possible, because I find the place sucky. However, I will just let nature leads the way.
Firstly, I find that Chemical Process Technology does not suit me. The jobs associated with this course do not suit me.
Secondly, I find that Singapore Polytechnic is not a place for studying. The education system caused most students to be self-centered and taking shortcuts to reach their target. By the way, if one takes shortcuts, he or she will get nothing eventually.
Most of the lecturers cannot be bothered about students, and they take up teaching as a career is because the job is slack, for showing off that they are teaching in the prestigious Polytechnic, etc.
digital love;
11:11 PM