I have been on blogging marathon since i came back from Korea. But i am still left with around 9 more posts to finish and those posts are the ones with lotsa of photos ,which means it will take me ages to upload to photos .. Having a bad sore throat and self medicating for …
[updates in blue] 1) Getting to SNU There are 2 types of shuttle buses. One shuttle bus operates only in the campus. The other shuttle bus operates between off campus and campus. I usually take shuttle bus from snu station exit 3 , the shuttle bus will drop everyone off at the shuttle bus …
TIps on surviving in SNU & Useful apps (updated 2/9) Read More »
When it comes to planning our holidays in Korea, shopping is a must-do in the itinerary. You would have probably heard countless times of people recommending you to shop for cosmetics in Korea. Or you could be a lost soul wondering. Where to shop in Korea? Where to find cheap shopping in Korea? What to …
Gone were the days where everyday i would be planning what to do the next day, what to tick off my to-do-list. I missed seeing snow. I dont miss my shoebox room though, i appreciate my home in Singapore where i can move about freely. It feels strange to hear familiar singaporean accents. I felt …
(updates are in blue) I encountered lots of difficulties when doing my paperwork for SEP, it seemed that the paperwork for last year’s SEP to Korea changed. Now that im back from SEP, ill be slowly recalling the paperwork i did before i went to. I will update this post time to time whenever i …
Guide to Applying for Exchange at Seoul National University (Updated 28/1) Read More »
Just some random thoughts that i have , it feels surreal that i have been away from home for close to 4 months, living by myself in a tiny goshiwon in Korea. I had to be very independent, settle everything on my own. Through this sep, i had the chance to forge many friendships and …