between those A's and our future jobs.

I'm a student who's don't always get A's in my examination. I'm the B's type of student. I hope you all understand my capability in studies. I believe that paper qualification is not enough to brings happiness in our life. yes, you'll got jobs with it, but not necessarily you'll get what you dream of. Its all depends on what you really wants.

being an engineer is my dream. having a happy family is also my dream but from what I heard, these two dream don't usually mix together because when we become an engineer we surely will busy and most probably will spent much less time with our family, now that's what i heard from most of people who work as engineer , human resource, or CEO.

nevertheless, all these doesnt really true is you have a faith in your self that you can have a happy family with a good job.Because a good job is a job that makes you happy. I believe experience is very important to apply a goob job because theory in those classes doesn't really useful in dealling with real life situation. Problems in real life is very unpredictable, when problem come, its drop like a rain and you must know how to handle it with your own brain power.

my life at university

I never thought that i would ever get the chance to study in university. when i was small kid, everytime i see USM it feels like i never gonna fit in. And when the letters came, OH MY GOD!!! I IN MAMA!!!!! I GOT USM!!!!

i was the very first in my family to directly study in university after MATRIKS, and also the very first in my family to take science course in university (APPLIED PHYSIC). There were a big hope from my family..

so the first day i arrived, i can see the place was quite green, the old trees really show the age of the university it self. and the senior were in black jacket and the self confident was on their face. I was very enthusiastic.

After 1 and a half year in USM, i have experienced a lot of things, valueable thing. because from now on, i believe that everything is possible if we truely believe in it....