First of all.. i never knew i wanted to take real estate until
after my jc life.. so it's not wasted 2 years of my life.. after
all, it's never wasted if you see it the right way.. i jus gained
more experience for life..
Second of all, going to work is NOT AN OPTION for me as a poly
dip can get a better job and better paid then an A level cert
holder.. i mean it in a more general terms.. that is also part of
the reason why JC students are offered more places in uni then poly
students..
third of all, i do not know real estate need to be good in maths
as i only knew it is more geography related..
Last of all, I am a JC repeat student and i did tried very hard
for GP.. for some reason i just cant do GP.. scold me stupid or
dumb for going to jc when i suck at GP but i never try, i never
know.. Many may think trying such things need to pay a huge cost
but for me, it's all part of life experience...
even now i am here asking for advice, i just want people to
share their life experiences with me so i can decide my next best
route to take.. Thanks by the way to all who had responded to my
topic..
1. This is what happens when you fail to plan ahead. You thought
that Real Estate doesn't require maths, but as it turns out, it
does. That's entirely your own fault for not at least having an
idea of what to do in uni while you're choosing your subjects in
JC.
2. Yes, JC students are offered more places, but that is by no
means a guarantee that you will get a place in uni. Come on,
really, why would they give a place to a JC student with poor
results when there's a poly student with good results?
And yes, your results are poor. I've seen people with
better results than yours fail to get places that they want in uni.
Really.
3. Sorry to say this, but really, your subject combination
itself was already really weird. Come on.... two H2 sciences with
no H2 maths? Do you know that to be a good scientist, you must be a
good mathematician as well? Heck, do you know that even economics
requires maths?
As it is, by not taking Maths you have already ruled yourself
out of all Science disciplines, all Engineering disciplines,
Economics, Computing, Real Estate, Finance.... and a few other
disciplines I can't think of. Dollars to donuts say that you didn't
consider this fact. That's how important Maths is.
If you're really bent on entering uni, you should either retake
the A Levels (with H2 Maths this time), or go to poly.
And this time, for goodness' sake..... please plan ahead a
little.
