Uni Withdrawal

I woke up at 7am today, as I know I can’t miss this one! Last lecture of my life was delivered by Dr Kevin Batty with the topic of “Advice for Travellers”. It is an interesting topic but as usual I did not pay any attention. Fake listening, that is how I going through these 5 years of pharmacy journey and you know I am survived.

Our head, Jeff Hughes gave us an inspiring speech and then only I realized uni is really going to be ended today. Time travel back to 2005, I made an important decision which probably affect my entire life. I quitted my Biomedical Engineering course and choose to be a pharmacist. It delays my graduation but look at what had I achieved in this year, I think it had pay off.

A year of rotation is amazing. Good things and bad things happened throughout the year. I thanks God bless me always, gave me three different community pharmacies to work out my strength, tolerance and skill.

It is amazing by receiving 6 both casual and 2000 hours offers in a year while other students still hunting. It is amazing with the brave I fight for rotation student’s right and gave those people a punishment for mistreating student. It is also amazing when your strength actually be spread to other pharmacy and gave you extra opportunity. The most amazing is been told by your preceptors sincerely that you are the best student that they ever had.

However, I believe all these amazing things come with good luck. I have limited skill and knowledge which I still need to improve myself after university.

So after five years of uni life, my mum is the one I want to thank most. Thanks for being my super supporter for this five years. Your unlimited support is what helps me gone through this tough course. I can never make it without you.

Lastly, Curtin University of Technology! You can’t go wrong with this!!!