JC to poly to JC??..

HYR1997

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Hi guys, i'm currently facing a huge dilemma on whether i should go back to JC. I was in a JC before appealing out to a course in a local polytechnic. But after 4 months into the course, i felt that i had made a huge mistake.
First of all there's projects, i feel that im a person who prefers to do individual work (so called solo-kia :s13:). I also prefer to do more written theory then all these hands on thing like coursework :/.
Nextly, the environment. Somehow i feel that in poly there's no sense of belonging and stuff. classes tend to be less bonded (maybe it's just my course) and there's people backstabbing each other everywhere cause of projects and also to 'angkat' the teacher/lecturer. I also don't really like my course that much so maybe this is also a factor to why i feel like going back to JC.
After much consideration, i'm thinking of appealing back into the same JC next year again as a J1 student but i'm concerned about whether they would even consider accepting me since i've did the wrong decision to drop out of their JC :s11::s11:. Plus ah i heard from a friend that if you want join jc again after dropping out they will like put you on bottom of priority list??? can anyone enlighten me regarding that :s11::s11:.
 

aidilfitri

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First of all there's projects, i feel that im a person who prefers to do individual work (so called solo-kia :s13:). I also prefer to do more written theory then all these hands on thing like coursework :/.
Nextly, the environment. Somehow i feel that in poly there's no sense of belonging and stuff. classes tend to be less bonded (maybe it's just my course) and there's people backstabbing each other everywhere cause of projects and also to 'angkat' the teacher/lecturer.

then next time at work how? you think you can find a job which is individual theory work, no backstabbing, no angkat?

take it as a good chance to learn real skills. better suffer in school than out in the corporate world.
 
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