A whole new world...
Borrowing the title from a song by Peabo Bryson & Regina Belle, I start this blog by writing about my new life at Prasetiya Mulya.
The first thing to say about life in PM is that it's difficult. Why is it difficult, one might ask. The answer would then be, because of the projects both individual and group, given to us, so early in the trimester. For every subject, there would be a minimal of one group project, several subjects require us to give case answers, and one or two subjects have individual projects. The burden of having to do these projects, not to mention the burden of learning new subjects, leaves us with almost no spare time.
The second thing, it is some sort of consolation. I believe me and my colleagues think that the class atmosphere is fun. A lot of funny characters (some would say stressed out), making odd comments once in a while, really make things far more relaxed.
The third and one that I think is the most interesting. It is about my quest to find out, which person(s) in my class is sponsored by sampoerna foundation. I found that it was quite hard trying to find out about the scholarship receivers. They are both humble and uncharacteristically "quiet", as one would expect a scholarship receiver to be extremely active and highly competitive. After a series of questions asked, some answered hesitantly and unclearly, I finally got the names of those who is studying with scholarship. There are five persons and I am sworn not to announce the name of one of the receiver. However, for the purpose of truth, I will now present to you the names of the other four and the initial of the one who made me promised not to tell. They are, Fadli, Lusi, Indri, Irma, and M...
A little more about the third point, the fact that the scholarship receivers are so humble made me think that humility is one of the must-have quality needed to pass the scholarship selection process. However, an interview with one of the receiver cast a doubt over the argument, as the receivers that study at other universities publicly and proudly announced that they are scholarship receivers. What is my point of saying this? I am only curious, whether humility is now an important trait a future leader has to have. In this case, according to Sampoerna Foundation. The result of the investigation showed several alternatives. Firstly, it might be a necessary trait but the test needs to be refined. Secondly, it is not a necessary trait to have. Thirdly, It was not necessary in the past, but necessary now.
I think it's enough, for now...

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