The subject I have been studying currently is Chemistry Biology and Pure Math 1. Both teachers have different teaching method. These three subject provide me with a basic knowledge to support me in my further studies. The Biology teaches me how does our body system works and different types mechanism do different work. Whereas in Chemistry, it teaches me the basic knowledge of different substances, how a reaction occurs when different substances are added to a solution and the kinetic theory of the chemistry. In Pure Math 1, I do not think that I am gaining new knowledge as almost all the topic I had learned in the Pure Math are the topic I had learnt during my high school years. So, learning Pure Math 1 is kind of like reflash back what I had learned when I was in high school. Other friends of mine, they said they also had learned those topics when they are in high school. 

My class originally have 8 students, 3 Chinese, 2 Korean, 2 Hong Kongese and 1 Malaysian which is me and our girls to boys ratio is 3:5. At the end of the first term, one of the Korean girls in my class got sick and had to fly back to her own country to have treatment and ended up leaving our class and change to another foundation program. Whereas another Hong Kong guy, He found that science might be a bit difficult for him to cope with and lastly he changed to the business foundation. Whilst, there is a guy from China, his parent wants him to study business and not science. Lastly, our class only left 5 students which became a small class. I personally found that it is not easy to build a good relationship with the guy. The only Chinese guy is weird and strange which my tutor teacher also said that to him too. Another two guy from Korea and Hong Kong, I do not have common things to talk with them. Others than that, we do not have a common topic, I found that different mother language will affect how our relationship would be, especially they both are guys. The Korean guy speaks Korean and the Hong Kongese speaks Cantonese. As a Malaysian, I am able to speak Mandarin, this is because I am a Malaysian Chinese. My great-grandparents are from China and they migrate to Malaysia in the 1900s. Many people thought that Malaysian people cannot speak Mandarin but this depends on our ethnicity but nowadays not only Malaysian Chinese learn Mandarin, some Malays and Indian learn Mandarin too. Thus, although the Hong Kongese guy is Chinese, his he cannot really understand mandarin much. It is weird to speak English to Chinese people. In fact, I am close to a girl in my class. As a girl, girls are close to girls.

Although this might be a hard time for me to get through. I believe that once I went through everything would be fine.