College and Form 6 - What’s the different?
After 5 years of secondary school education, we either move on to Lower and Upper Six or enter Colleges or Universities (that’s call tertiary education), depending on our parents’ financial income. There are some courses such as Engineering and Medical field requires Form 6 or A-levels studies.
I believe that going to Form 6 can be a waste of time since I’ve already know what I want to study. Basically Form 6 education is equivalent to foundation in college. Just that in college you could complete the foundation course in approximately a year instead of 2 years in Form 6. Of course, the fees are much more expensive because we got to pay for the registration, lecturers, facilities and modules. The best thing is that you can wear whatever you want instead of school uniforms. It’s not a bad thing to wear school uniforms because sometimes we just couldn’t decide what to wear to everyday. There are many pros and corns between the both of them.
No doubt the lectures are more qualify and well paid in colleges and universities. They too have to keep up the standard in order to produce good students. They have to maintain the quality because they are paid to lecture.
In school, we still have to abide the school’s rules. But I didn’t say we don’t have to in college and universities. The rules in school can be rather silly and irritating at times. “Some people say rules are meant to be broken.� – From my point of view, having rules and regulations isn’t that bad after all, the world would be in chaos if there aren’t any. Don’t you think so?









