A NEW SABRINA

I kind of having a feeling, very hard to describe in words.
The big turning point from a highschool student and becAme an university student. I still cannot believed this. It means a lot to me because everyone expected me to go into university someday. Times flies, 19 years of my life has gone and now I'm in uni. I would never thought there would be such an amazing opportunity for me like this two years ago. When I was still holding a CE certificate with awful marks that I almost cannot find a senior school to accept me in Hong Kong. I tried to study hard, but not enough. When I came to Vancouver, I became more independent, my sight and experiences grew. Somehow I started to think about my future. I didn't meet best friends in grade 11, all i did was being like a nerd, went to the library and do researches about ca's universities. I was fully prepared. Things started to change in Grade 12. Everything could be so unpredictable and not under control. That's what happened to me. I screwed up a little bit. And I learned a lesson from it. Yes if i tried harder and put more effort in school, I will be a business school student now. This was what I regret the most from my previous year. Because I gave myself more pressure now to work way way way harder than ever to get a change to transfer. I'm stressed, ate quiet a bit after I came back from hk . Eating is my way to express myself. But in the meantime, I'm very joyful. Because I love university way better than highschool. People might ask why, but that just the way it is. The stuff taught in class sounds more interesting and innovative. Though there are like 10 million web links for me to dig and find the deadlines of the assignments. I met one friend in my Health Science class and go to Calculus with chloe, not much, but Im satisfied about the friends I have. Friends that used to be in Burnaby North and the friends in HK.. What else I can ask for? The purpose for me to go to uni is to study, not to meet friends. I found myself different in this point. hee, what a big change.