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HALL OF FAME
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What is the most important lesson you learned at HMC?
If you could only use one word to describe HMC, what would it be?
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I learnt that it is important for us to be open to the various pathways available in terms of our studies and to be understanding of other people’s perspectives. I started foundation at HMC with the intention of pursuing a psychology degree but as I progressed through the course, I discovered my natural inclination towards mathematics. With support from my calculus lecturer, Mr. Nelson, I eventually decided that a data analytics degree would best suit my interests and skillsets.
Fun! I truly enjoyed my experience in HMC despite the ups and downs. One of the most memorable experiences would be facilitating the leadership camp in Ulu Yam. I learnt so much about myself, fostered my leadership skills, and got to know many juniors. It challenged myself to do things I thought were beyond my capabilities and made my foundation year a fun and rewarding experience.
The most likely outcome after graduation would be to join the working world and climb the corporate ladder, E working 8-hour days for the majority of my life. Some may argue that life is so predictable and rudimentary, but
I suppose I find peace and stability from these routines. The future is never set in stone, but I will continue to be
open to new opportunities that arise.


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What is the most important lesson you learned at HMC?
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Shu Er
I'd say the realization that the lecturers and coursework really aim to help us grow. HMC lecturers are incredibly helpful, and they really do go the extra mile to assist you, given that you approach them first. I've met and had so many wonderful interactions with HMC lecturers, some even giving me opportunities beyond coursework requirements. Other than that, the coursework and assignments often require heavy application of life skills. These really did equip me with important skills such as critical thinking (extra helpful for literally everything), public speaking, interpersonal skills etc, helping me grow tremendously as a person.
Transition. Not only does HMC provide a healthy and supportive environment for students to transition from teenager to adult, it also does an excellent job at preparing us for degree. As I already was equipped with critical thinking skills, research writing skills etc, I never had to go through the struggle of learning APA formatting, or having to get used to the many assignments.
I have plans to progress into clinical psychology, life coaching, or counselling in the future. However, it's not a E fixed goal yet, and I still am exploring my choices and interests. In the meantime, I have launched a blog centered
around personal development in hopes of being able to help others with my knowledge and research. If it goes
well, this might be part of my future career!


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What is the most important lesson you learned at HMC?
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Yu Her
The most important lesson that I have learned at HMC is the importance of taking initiative. I have learned to be brave and ask questions whenever I do not understand a topic. I have learned to seek guidance from teachers whenever I come across a tough problem. Many of my achievements were possible only because I remembered to take initiative and be responsible for my own learning.
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I plan to further my studies by working towards a degree in software engineering. I have learned that I enjoy E programming, creating useful applications, and solving technical problems that may arise during the coding
process. I have always viewed technological advancement in cyberspace as something interesting from a very
young age, so it is my hope that by pursuing this field, I am able to contribute to the construction of a better
cyberspace for everyone to use.


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Lee ShawnHank
Question 1
Tell us a bit about yourself and what you do best. Please include any
achievements or awards that you have received.
Shawn Hank is the name given by my parents – kind of unique and special. I am undertaking Foundation studies with HELP University after graduating from Sri Emas International School in 2019. Academically I did my best to achieve the best, I am aiming to graduate by the age of 20. Aside from studying, I love playing badminton for the past 10 years. Throughout the years I did join a lot of tournaments and won several medals. I am currently training under SK badminton Academy (SKBA). Sharing some of my honoured list in 2019.
1. HKC BADMINTON CUP 2019 Boys Double under 17 1st runner up
2. OUG Elite Junior Championship 2019 Boys single under 16 2nd runner up
3. Junior Badminton Challenge 2019 Boys single under 18 Champion
4. Badminton Club Championship 2019 Men’s doubles Champion
5. Kejohanan Badminton MSSD Petaling Utama 2019 Boys doubles under 18 1st
runner up
6. SPIRIT SPORTS badminton tournament 2019 Boys doubles under 16 Champion
7. Kepong Hokkien Association 13TH Brem Cup Badminton Tournament 2019
Boys Double under 18 1st runner up
8. More Than Champions 2019 INTER-SCHOOLS Badminton Tournament Mixed
Doubles 1st runner up
9. More Than Champions 2019 INTER-SCHOOLS Badminton Tournament Boys
Doubles Champion
10. HKC Badminton CUP II 2019 Boys Doubles under 17 2nd runner up
Question 2
How do you divide your time between your
studies and your non-academic activities?
2020 is a nice year yet challenging to everyone as we are fighting against Covid-19. New lifestyle, new norm, and new way of leaning experiences that I need to adjust and adopt. It has never been easy to manage all these changes for the first time in life. The 20s principles – determination and discipline is the guideline I have applied to my new life to allocate time for my studies, sports, and relaxation as well as with my family. I spend an average of 2 hours per day to do revision.
Question 3
What is your future aspiration?
We are approaching a brand-new year soon, just a sincere wish that we can return to normal life. As for my personal aspirations – Believe in myself and do my do my best in upcoming challenges. In addition, I hope to find a balance of my time in studies and sports in the future.
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Mastura
Noor
binti Mazlan
Question 1
Tell us a bit about yourself and what you do
best. Please include any achievements or awards that you have received.
My name is Mastura and I started out playing badminton about 10 years ago when I was 7. I never thought that I'd ever be playing the sport competitively but when I was 14, my teacher decided to list me up for the school team! I am grateful to my teacher to this day because if he hadn't listed my name for the team, I'd never be able to play for my school at the KBA championships and I'd never have gotten 2nd place for the district level games!
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How do you divide your time between your
studies and your non-academic activities?
Since I went to a boarding school, time was something that was scarce and with whatever extra time I’d have, I'd be finishing homework or studying. So, it was quite a challenge for me to manage my time. I did somehow come through as my teammates and I had study groups and shared notes; furthermore, we even taught each other during training and also when we had to leave school for tournaments.
Question 3
What is your future aspiration?
I guess my future aspiration is just to be able to play again. I actually haven't played badminton for a really long time. Last year, I suffered an ankle injury in April while I was training for a tournament. I was advised to not play for around 4 months. After 4 months, I had my IGCSEs to worry about so I couldn't go to the court to play. Now even with our current situation, it is not advised to go playing in a public court which is completely understandable. Therefore, I just want to be able to play the sport I love one of these days.
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Pritika
Question 1
Tell us a bit about yourself and what you do best. Please include any
achievements or awards that you have received.
My name is Pritika and something that I love to do is classical dancing and singing. Besides that, I have also done Wushudao martial arts. Since my mom is my teacher, I have been learning Bharathanatyam since the age of 3.
I have performed for many events at even National levels. One of them was a fund- raising concert by the Malaysian Sai Organisation, where celebrity singers were having a big concert in KL. I was one of the main dancers for their opening event.
I have also performed in a few National Convocations and Conventions organised by the same organisation. Furthermore, I was called by TV3 to perform a short dance for one of their Deepavali special programmes and my dance performance was also played in TV2 news channel for another Indian festival.
Besides, I record dance and singing videos to be posted on my IGTV as well as my YouTube channel. Moving on, I have also participated in a National level Wushudao tournament and managed to win a medal for every category i participated in (1 gold 2 bronzes) and even got a double promotion during my grading exam due to the good results
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How do you divide your time between your
studies and your non-academic activities?
The method I use to divide my time and perform equally well for both is that I only participate in tournaments and events during my non-exam period. Hence, I will put in my full effort to practice and excel in my non-academic activities.
Then, when it comes to my exam period especially my main exams (UPSR, PT3 & SPM), I stop every other non-academic activity, I do not participate in any programmes or tournaments and I sacrifice all the time I have to study.
If I need to catch up with the studies I missed whilst being busy with after school activities, I would wake up at 4am for my whole examination month to study. I can't guarantee this method would be effective for everyone but it works best for me and allows me to do my best in both.
Question 3
What is your future aspiration?
Although many people have suggested that I become a dancer or singer, I do not want those as my full-time profession. I aspire to become a psychologist but still continue all the activities I love as part-time, maybe a part time dancer/singer/ martial artist. My aim is not to choose a profession with the highest pay but to do something I love and which can benefit people and help change lives. I also love doing charity work so I aspire to use my knowledge, profession and money to help the people who need it most and make a difference in this world
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Puteri
Nur Raisa
Binti Mohamed Shukri
Question 1
Tell us a bit about yourself and what you do
best. Please include any achievements or awards that you have received.
Ever since I was 9 years old, I've been very active in Girl Guides. I’ve camped in many different countries such as Australia, Philippines and the United Kingdom as well gone to Singapore to represent the Malaysian Girl Guides in a dance parade. I managed to get many awards from guiding such as Anugerah Tunas Harapan in primary school, Anugerah Pandu Puteri Remaja in high school, and the Queen's Guide award which is the highest and hardest award in Girl Guides.
Currently, I am still active in guiding and doing activities under the Clover Guides.
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How do you divide your time between your
studies and your non-academic activities?
I rely heavily on my planner as that’s what keeps me in check. I always schedule my day and write down my deadlines for any assignments or tasks in it. Without it, I wouldn’t be able to remember anything since I tend to forget things really easily. Personally, I think I study best at night so I tend to do my work at night while I do my other activities during the day on my days off or after my classes.
Question 3
What is your future aspiration?
As of right now, I don’t have a specific career I’m aiming for, but I hope to be successful and pursue something in the business department. Once I become rich, I would like to travel the world and meet new people. I also hope I’d have the opportunity to help the people in need in the future.
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Xavier
Ariam
Thuriappah
Question 1
Tell us a bit about yourself and what you do
best. Please include any achievements or awards that you have received.
Hi, my name is Xavier Ariam Thuriappah and I’m 18 years old and I’ve been playing cricket for nearly 7 years now. I started playing cricket as a kid for fun especially because I used to enjoy watching it with my family.
I joined the Royal Selangor Club at the age of 11 and was scouted and played for the Under 12 Kuala Lumpur team in the same year. I’ve represented the State in the Under 12, 16, 18 and 19 categories as well as the Royal Selangor Club (RSC) in the same categories and as well as the senior team. In the year 2017 I was named the Best Batsman and Best All Rounder for Kuala Lumpur in the U16 category and the Best Bowler in the U18 category.
Question 2
How do you divide your time between your
studies and your non-academic activities?
I found it very difficult to manage my sports and my studies as I had a deep passion for my sports and didn’t pay too much attention to my studies. As a result I represented the state in March 2018 in the U19 interstate tournament and was forced to sit out the rest of the year to focus on my studies. This was an eye opener for me as I realised there should be a balance in my studies and sports. This resulted in me making a strict schedule to balance my studies, sports and downtime for myself to recover and relax.
Question 3
What is your future aspiration?
I would like to go overseas and further my studies as well as play cricket there too. Playing cricket and studying overseas will help broaden myself and my game in different ways and as well as challenge me more as the level of competition is higher in countries like England or Australia. I feel it will be a great experience for me and I’m excited for the challenges ahead.
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I enrolled in Foundation in Science in 2012. Starting university or college can be intimidating for anyone; however, I must say that I met some really good people even before I started studying in university. When I went to HELP University for a campus visit, I was already made to feel very comfortable and that gave me the confidence I needed to start my tertiary education.
Studying in HMC was challenging but rewarding as I cherished both the practical and theoretical learning. I certainly appreciate having programs like the leadership camp. I made many friends from different walks of life and met some great lecturers as well. I also was given the honors of being the captain of HELP’s Rugby Hyenas.
After completing the FIS (Foundation in Science) in 2013, I went on to pursue my law degree in the UK Degree Transfer Program in HELP University. I remember how the lecturers spoke with passion and confidence. Listening to them made me want to be able speak like that as I consider myself a soft-spoken person. Most importantly, I made really good friends that I cherish until today.
After two years of studying for my law degree at HELP University, I spent my final year in Leeds University UK. It was an amazing experience being able to learn and grow as a law student at such an established law school while pursuing my interest in rugby in the UK.
Alumni
Thereafter, I graduated from Leeds University in 2016 and came back to Malaysia where I decided to pursue the Certificate of Legal Practice examination. I managed to obtain a conditional pass on my first attempt and passed on my next attempt of the examination in 2018.
Finally, I started my pupillage in 2019 with Rusmah Arunan & Associates, an established law firm specializing in divorce, family & matrimonial matters. I had an amazing yet tough learning experience under the guidance of the late Dato Arunan who allowed me to grow and learn as an advocate and solicitor. In 2020, I was called to the bar and right after that, I started working at Jazzmine Khoo & Associates, a firm established and run by Jazzmine Khoo, a protégé of the late Dato Arunan.
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