That's a very good question

I'll breathe under this pressure

So I went to Sunway for a scholarships interview earlier today. It was 2 interviewers (Sunway JB people) vs 1 interviewee (me). Cheng Yin said hers was quite easy. Mine, umm, the opposite. Gosh, room 1 was just brutal.

We were asked to read a case study outside the room before the actual interview. I got case 2. It was maid abusing child, ultimately killing the child. Here are the questions asked based on the case study, the ones that I remember that is.

1. What are the importances of the bond between maid and parent/child?
2. What are the three main criteria in choosing a maid?
3. As the head of XXXX (some maid agency), how do you prevent maid abuse?

Probably a few more. And of course there were other questions as well.

1. Tell me about yourself.
2. What's your favourite subject? (Math and science, not bio though)
3. Why so?
4. What was the greatest challege for you during the Seagate Video Competition?
5. What video editing software did you use? (Cause I said the hardest part was the editing)
6. Are you the leader of the video team? If so, how did you allocated duties to the other members?
7. As the President of YDM, how do you overcome the differences between the member?
8. How will you react to different opinions from other members?
9. What sports do you play? (Sometimes basketball, seldom badminton)
10. So what is your role in a basketball game?
11. Why did you choose Sunway College JB?

And the killer question.

WHY SHOULD WE GRANT YOU THE SCHOLARSHIPS?


Ish, exactly. Still, I had answered every question with a fair amount of confidence. I spoke rather fluently. So at the end of the day I think I did alright. I enjoyed it.

* Oreo cheese cake is like a giant oreo. Thanks mum for the belated birthday cake. *