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University's Interview. 21th April 2014

Nervous! I felt very nervous at that time. Woohooo!

I did some research on my course. Oh yeah, I'm taking Health Sciences course. :D

I researched on their job and task. What they are exactly doing.. this and that.. and finally I researched on how can this career be helping you in the future. Something like that.

Regarding the MMI. There were five stations. Each station has different task. So we have to be extra careful on what to do within the time limit that has been told.

This course is divided into different major taking. Biomedical, Medicine, Nursing and Midwifery. I feel like taking Nursing. Why? Because I want to help people and contribute what I have to help them in a better and beneficial way. It is very beneficial because, I believe each and everyone of us would not have enough time or just a few seconds to help and contribute voluntarily to people in need help. We have to remember and think on people that are less fortunate and need our concern. And..

Hmm okay I need to stop blabbering.. hehe. But.. yes, that is my purpose and reason.

Til next time. ♥

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