Originally posted by freakass:
[b]JC students
- Realises the importance of education for their future.
- Often misunderstood for being nerds.
- Some were forced to go JC.
- Mostly consist of the better students from secondary
schools.
- Most do well and go on to universities.
- Great potential for future success.
- Have to be patient to see success due to many years of
education.
- Patience and hardwork will eventually pay off.
- Long term
solution.
Poly students
- Do not really fancy high levels of education.
- Chooses the easy way out.
- Prefers to go into the working world asap.
- Often portrayed to be cool.
- Mostly consist of average students from secondary schools.
- Not much potential for great future success.
- Often end up taking average employee positions.
- The better students try their best to get into local
universities.
- The not-so-good ones either start working or go overseas
universities.
What I mentioned are merely general remarks. There are of course JC
students who fail in life and also poly students who become CEOs,
but let's just keep this discussion in general. No point referring
to special cases because how many of such can there be?
There are pros and cons for either path of education that you
choose, but make sure you choose the correct path for yourself.
Some JC students realised that they can't take the stress and went
to poly after wasting 2 years, while some poly students realise tht
a diploma can't satisfy their career ambition and were forced to
get a degree abroad.
In conclusion, just be happy with whichever path you choose. There
is no need to compare yourself with other people. JC students,
don't think that you are superior to poly students just because you
will hold higher positions than them in the working world next
time. Poly students, don't always try to pick on JC students just
because you think they are nerds and uncool.
CHOOSE YOUR OWN PATH AND SHUT THE FUCK UP AFTER THAT. [/b]
although some parts make sense...but the characteristic part
about Poly students are very wrong...if fact...you are just
following the condemn poly bandwagon...
