Application to UK university

sunshine88 · #51 29-10-2006

k..k...relax mesel...Shoudn't have shoot out that question before...Chilllll....So,mesel..in which year u r now...First year,second year..or....????So,how's medicine so far.can bear it or not?

aikws · #52 29-10-2006

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Originally Posted by meselsohnstahl

perli siot..

Don't lar like that. Don't punch me at Downing Site. Haha!

aikws · #53 29-10-2006

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Originally Posted by sunshine88

k..k...relax mesel...Shoudn't have shoot out that question before...Chilllll....So,mesel..in which year u r now...First year,second year..or....????So,how's medicine so far.can bear it or not?

You should ask Natural Science students! We have more hours than them!

sunshine88 · #54 29-10-2006

k..laar..k laar...Aikws..do u find it difficult coping?...How did u manage to change your interest from medic to nat. science?It must be pretty hard thing to overcome with...well..maybe it's not for u...but for me...If i dont get what i wished for a long time and were very enthusiastic to achieve...i'll get mad...Is nat. science your second field of interest...?

aikws · #55 30-10-2006

It is difficult to tell you the evolution in me. Go through life and you will know that medicine is not everything. I am happy with nat sci, who cares.

caramel_nut · #56 30-10-2006

Yeah, true. Medicine isn't everything. What is more important is that you enjoy what you are studying. Unless if you are really interested in the medical field, there's no point being a doctor who just bums around with no passion in what he/she is doing.

sunshine88 · #57 31-10-2006

i do agree and knew that medicine isn't everything...I know that..i know that..I was just wondering how people can simply change their dreams....It's different when u voluntarily change your dreams.That means u have lost your interest in your primary field and wish to indulge in one that appeals u more.But,what i'm saying here is..that when u apply for a course which u really wanted to do and of your passion..but in the end failed,and instead given a course u're not familiar with before.......how can you bear it and cope with it..????...Confusing,huh...Well...forget about what i asked and said...Let's move one with our topic...

Well..i always here and have read about UK ads promoting their postgraduate programmes than the undergraduates one...In what's terms both are different anyway..?

aikws · #58 02-11-2006

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Originally Posted by sunshine88

i do agree and knew that medicine isn't everything...I know that..i know that..I was just wondering how people can simply change their dreams....It's different when u voluntarily change your dreams.That means u have lost your interest in your primary field and wish to indulge in one that appeals u more.But,what i'm saying here is..that when u apply for a course which u really wanted to do and of your passion..but in the end failed,and instead given a course u're not familiar with before.......how can you bear it and cope with it..????...Confusing,huh...Well...forget about what i asked and said...Let's move one with our topic...

Well..i always here and have read about UK ads promoting their postgraduate programmes than the undergraduates one...In what's terms both are different anyway..?

How are you sure your passion for medicine is not influence by the society? And how sure are you that my passion changed overnight? You might think that you like something so much because you really like it. But ask yourself again, is it not influenced by people around you? If medicine is a career which doesnt give you the prestige and money, will you still like it? Or if medicine is a course that no one pursues, will you still apply for it?

eslite · #59 02-11-2006

Hey, I received a letter from Cambridge pertaining the interview. As I sent in my application late (after the deadline for interview of overseas applicant), does that mean the interview is to be at England?

Hope someone could clarify this. Thanks.

p/s: it is to be held in early December. Is that common?

Patrick · #60 02-11-2006

Most probably it'll be in England. Cause interviews in Malaysia and Singapore are already done.

sunshine88 Slightly Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 664	#51 29-10-2006 k..k...relax mesel...Shoudn't have shoot out that question before...Chilllll....So,mesel..in which year u r now...First year,second year..or....????So,how's medicine so far.can bear it or not?

sunshine88 Slightly Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 664	#54 29-10-2006 k..laar..k laar...Aikws..do u find it difficult coping?...How did u manage to change your interest from medic to nat. science?It must be pretty hard thing to overcome with...well..maybe it's not for u...but for me...If i dont get what i wished for a long time and were very enthusiastic to achieve...i'll get mad...Is nat. science your second field of interest...?

aikws Less Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 149	#55 30-10-2006 It is difficult to tell you the evolution in me. Go through life and you will know that medicine is not everything. I am happy with nat sci, who cares.

caramel_nut Slightly Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 528	#56 30-10-2006 Yeah, true. Medicine isn't everything. What is more important is that you enjoy what you are studying. Unless if you are really interested in the medical field, there's no point being a doctor who just bums around with no passion in what he/she is doing.

eslite Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 219	#59 02-11-2006 Hey, I received a letter from Cambridge pertaining the interview. As I sent in my application late (after the deadline for interview of overseas applicant), does that mean the interview is to be at England? Hope someone could clarify this. Thanks. p/s: it is to be held in early December. Is that common?

Patrick Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 483	#60 02-11-2006 Most probably it'll be in England. Cause interviews in Malaysia and Singapore are already done.