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Blog 2.4 - College and Me (Nurhanis Grade 12)


The long break made me curious as to what we will be learning. Little did I know that we're going to write college entrance essays. Personally, I don't really need to be writing a college essay because the colleges in Malaysia doesn't really require one. But of course there's nothing wrong in learning on how to actually write one.

We firstly had a discussion and sharing opinions of the format or quality of the essay written by a previous student in FIS. Critiquing itself is very hard to me because obviously my standard is different than the administers standard. The essay was very good and I thought I would accept the essay but after discussing some components, it opened my mind to realising that there's still a lot that she could add to the essay.

After the discussion, we continued with the activity of diving into ourselves :)) There was a list of words and we had to choose a word that is the most important to us at this moment. I had to narrow down from 10 to 5 to 3 and then finally to one. This activity really did made me think deeper in the question of "What is really important to me?"

Through this activity, it made me realised again my priorities in life and what drove me this far in life. What did I work so hard for? For what? These are the type of questions that this activity helped me answer.
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