This is my last year in High School. Somehow, I feel kinda happy that I would be soon entering college (well, hopefully);  sad since I would not get to see some of my friends  anymore and that I would not be able to enjoy this type of lifestyle anymore; nervous and excited in knowing the results for the school year; and lastly dread, since I am still not so sure of what course I have to take.

       I am torn between Business Management and Medicine. It really is a tough choice to make since I like both. I used to think that I will take  business first then when I am through with it, I go and proceed in  taking Medicine.  But recently, I have been told that it would take me an awfully long time if I were to take  both. The two reasons are: first, considering that Medicine is usually a ten-year course and business would take  4 years, making a total of 14 years (that would be less likely my age now, just a year younger ) ; and  second, those are entirely different courses–it would be simple  if BM can be considered as a pre-med (but again, nope, it’s not). I was told that I have to choose one. Then here comes another bothersome idea: “What if I also take a music course?”. <haha, I seem to enjoy making my life complicated for me> 

      So now, I  attend review classes for different entrance exams. I plan to take as much as I can so I may have a number of options. Since I am reviewing for these exams, people never fail  to  ask: “What course are you taking?” ,and before I know it, I would always say that I am taking Medicine. So, that’s how I came to make up my mind. An aunt, my  sister and my brother told me to take Med because they said that it suits me well. My mom had no comment so far. My dad told me that I can make up my mind in some later time so I would not regret and for me to be sure of what I want.

          The bottom line here is, I would just go and take Medicine so if I have some money already, I can make a business. Anyway, anyone can set up a business without taking a course but I also consider that taking  the course would give you an upper hand in the market.