Its been a week since I started classes in Masters of Clinical Psychology, and oh boy, it is so ever different from Undergrad studies. Totally different as actually an understatement. There are 10 of us now, all girls ( yep, the female species is so much more smarter) ahah.. I am being a feminist here :) A guy was supposed to enter, but he is awaiting his offer letter, thus soon enough it will be a guy and 10 girls. A variety of us to bully him, you think? Lecturers are nice, some more than the other. Im taking 6 subjects this semester, and 5 next. The next year will be practicals in hospitals under our own supervisors or external supervisors if we apply to a different country or state. I was initially planning on doing so, but I found out that if I were to apply say to NZ/ AUS for my practical, I have to search for a supervisor from an uni there and my uni has to certify that he is well and able to supervise and I have to pay him to supervise me. And this can actually rise up to a quite a large some of cash, perhaps either paying him by hour or semester. Thus, now I am actually wondering if i should just stay here.
Most of my classmates are older than me, most had worked before, either in the psy. department or area or just any other corporate arena. I am only one who is a fresh graduate and I am really blessed and thankful I made it to the course. It is seriously difficult to get into, and Thanks swami for giving me this opportunity to learn so much and help the people out there. Even in the 1st week, we has already commenced with lessons and assignments and it is so tiring. I am still getting use to the commuting and still am searching for a place to stay. Found a room recently but the owner gave it away to someone else in a matter of hours before me. But nevermind, I am sure Swami has His plans and He will find a proper place for me to stay. (You better do Swami).. hehe
I came back home, to Ipoh. Yeah I know! I just went last week, but commitments to family, more precisely sister dragged me home. And I'm leaving today in a couple of hours to go back to KL. haih. Tiring isn't? And tomorrow, there is a session on inner cleansing by Un. Vasu in SS3. Compulsory attendance for all Sai TY coordinators and the Nat team. Which reminds me, I still haven't completed the module we were supposed to do and pass up in May. Its absout inner peace and I am totally lost and stuck. Do I write a module on how do you get peace? Is it through love? or by controlling your senses? I don't know! haih.. Kuna akKA is so going to kill me. Well gotta run and grab some lunch..Most of my classmates are older than me, most had worked before, either in the psy. department or area or just any other corporate arena. I am only one who is a fresh graduate and I am really blessed and thankful I made it to the course. It is seriously difficult to get into, and Thanks swami for giving me this opportunity to learn so much and help the people out there. Even in the 1st week, we has already commenced with lessons and assignments and it is so tiring. I am still getting use to the commuting and still am searching for a place to stay. Found a room recently but the owner gave it away to someone else in a matter of hours before me. But nevermind, I am sure Swami has His plans and He will find a proper place for me to stay. (You better do Swami).. hehe
will update soon. No internet connection is sis's place or the uni, so once I get my room I will be posting much more often.
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