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    • RE: * Millennia Institute (MI)

      Hey. I'm currently studying in Millennia Institute. I'm in my second year, doing Arts. Well, I do have to say that Millennia has the entire spectrum of all sorts of students one could possibly think of. To define our students as \"stupid\", \"academically weak\", would be too narrow minded, i would say. one can't just go labelling things like cans of beans. it goes the same for any other school, really.


      it's a completely different atmosphere in Millennia. rather laid back. i would attribute that to the mindset that many of us adopt. i personally believe that i am not defined by the grades in my report book. the measure for character goes well beyond academics.

      why i'm in MI? i would say i didn't particularly like the subject combination i took in secondary school, leading to my rather abysmal grades for o levels. i didn't enjoy learning back then. (oh, excuses)

      Millennia allowed me to pursue my passion for Humanities. The school's Arts department is excellent!! Also, The teachers in MI are the most passionate and genuinely caring i've ever had in my entire learning journey.

      I just wanna say,
      i'm rather grateful for having 3 years to prepare for A levels. because quite frankly, i would rather spend 3 years savouring my learning than rushing a heckload of materials in 2 years. i know i'd probably break down.

      yeah, oh well,
      i do have biased opinions about my school.
      but i genuinely am enjoying my learning so far.

      i'm making the best out of what i have šŸ˜„ .

      they say,
      \"a man who makes no mistakes makes nothing.\"
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