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[ Accounts + Arts + English Literature, 11 Subjects ]
That includes 'if' I take Commerce. Don't know if I should take it.
But, also don't wanna waste time doing something I'm not sure.
Teachers and parents said I should, but I'm not confident enough.
Should I just take it or not? ;A;

Thank you

E.A? No, I don't. Because there's Commerce. The problem is, I already made my decision on not to take it. That was the decision I've made since last year because the teaching method of last year's Commerce teacher was soooooo hard to understand. Even other students have difficulty understanding it. That is until this year when we got ourselves a good teacher. It was fun. But I still can't understand it. Is it because that I'm merely not interested in it or is it I'm understanding it in the wrong way? Nevertheless, I still stick to that decision. Even though they say that if there's something you're not interested in it, you have to. I wouldn't want to risk it. I mean, it's SPM. The crucial year of all. I'm tingling all over just thinking about it x_x Then there's this teacher willing to teach me thoroughly. She said try sitting for UK1 first. If I do that, then I'll have to face the consequences all to myself depending on how I do.

Well anyway, I'll see first. There're other things to worry about like Accounts. And of course, the addition of 2 subjects. I was wondering the best method to understand something. Like how you're taking E.A. It's almost the same as Commerce right? Correct me if I'm wrong

P.S: I heard from a friend that if we don't sit for a certain paper on that day, it won't affect our SPM results?

I guess it'll be risky taking something that you're not into it. I've already told my teacher of it and since there's no place for me to go during lesson, she said it'll be okay to just listen. It's not wrong to learn something unrelated to us, right? Unlike last year teacher who would throw me out of class just because I'm not taking it. It wasn't easy making that decision. It was even tougher telling that to the teacher, and whats more, she even blurted out in front of my class and talk bad about me including making me a bad example of running away from a challenge. Well, I knew what was coming from her agree-like behavior when I first told her. Guess I was right ;A;

Anyway, enough with the past. Problem solved