Not so long ago, I overheard this conversation between a friend of mine and a lecturer:

Lect: "What do you want to be after you left this university? With this type of attitude? You're not at all interested in this subject isit?"

Friend: "Ah...no.."

Lect: "Then how are you going to find work later?"

Friend: " But I got a scholarship under JPA. So no problem, they will give me work after I leave later."

@_@

Blardy hell with the shortcut and no-need-to-work-my-ass-off mentality. Come on la, you think having a JPA scholarship makes you invicible from the likelihood of being a penanam anggur HAH? It's not like "ooo... why should I understand this course at all? Just pass the subject and jeng-jeng-jeng... I got work just like that". Fark man, some kolot-minded people only think JPA scholarships as a Bumi advantage over non-Bumi advantage. Heck, I'm also on that scholarship, but I don't even think of it as advantage, more of support since my parents could not support me throughout my whole life in university. And the bumi, non-bumi thingy, those things are trash! Heck! The blood running in me is the same colour as everyone elses eventhough I'm what they call a Bumi! At least my dad still teaches me that working hard for what you want is the only way out, not the stupid Bumi shortcut!
And the 'promise of work' after uni is not definitely a promise... WHAT IF they don't call you to work for them?!? Then what use are you in the market out there huh? With that type of mentality...Might as well you go back to uni and restudy, and actually understanding the whole concept of why you want to enter university in the first place.

Hrmmph. No wonder some JPH officers are so damn kolotted minded.