How's PASUM?

I can see juniors pulling hairs out thinking of where to head after this. And since I am one of PASUM's product, I mean will be, I'd like to write about how PASUM in my eyes looks like.

For the first few weeks or perhaps the first couple of months here, I didn't feel like I'm gonna be here for long. There was this feeling that I might get an offer from MARA or anything. But then I didn't. It was kinda heartbreaking to know that I wasn't qualified to get it, and to have this bitter, remorseful aura surrounding me. But then again, it won't feel as bad if you have this people called friends around. And things were starting to get better. Up until today, I can bet that most of people are loving it here more and more. I said most didn't I? Haha.

So now, the study part. PASUM SUSAH. They say. Is this for real or is it merely a myth? Well ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, PASUM is tough. Now the question changes into "how tough?" I'd say, tough. Without any degree of intensifier, PASUM is tough. Yet again, you said SPM was tough and you made through it didn't you? Now I'm about to start my nagging routine.

And there are these comparisons between PASUM and other foundation studies, of their level of difficulties and whatnot. Hey, how are we suppose to know how tough the other systems are if we are only in this particular one? Then you'll start comparing the subjects and stuff we learn. Ahh this part. The typical thought of, 'the more we have to learn, the harder it is going to be'. Perhaps this is too optimistic and may sounds  more like a stuck up but, why don't you think of it as 'the more we have to learn, the further we are leaving others behind, and the closer we are to success'. Too bright of a side?

I don't know. I don't know of what else to say. I don't know if there's anything left to be said. 'Life is so full of choices', said one of my favourite tutors. And if things don't work out the way you planned it, plan for another. Au revoir!