New Life in KMK

The orientation week was quite helpful to settle down our mind, as this was first time for most of us staying 'far away' from hometown (although its beside my state).

They briefly gave us some information on how's the life in matriculation, our co-cu activities as well as different teaching styles that we haven experienced in secondary school.

The special thing was the session with mentor.

We were divided into groups of 13 and were taken cared by our caring lecturer, Pn. Norashikin

She guided us how to manage our time and be independent, get prepared for the lectures and tutorials, get along with our lecturers...... I learned a lot from that. Thanks!

But.......

We felt that the orientation week is:

Too rush

-We had to wake up at about 5a.m. coz we had to take turns to bath. We also needed to attend moral class at 6a.m.

-Our programme was until 11 p.m. and we need to wash our clothes (as it is the first time, it took a longer time). Some of our friends even washed their clothes at midnight!!

Too tired

-We have only 5 hours or less to sleep. So some of us terslept during the programme.

Not so suitable food

-Our food is mostly economic rice. We hardly found vegetables there, but all kinds of meat was available with different cooking style.... (Luckily now there are more choices of food.)

Luckily, although some of us had homesickness, but as we gathered together, talked about our roommates' stories and grouped almost every night at cafeteria...... we managed to handle it.

So, All we can comment is orientation week was rushing and tiring... if you dont believe, ask the others in KMK. Is it right, friends in KMK?