Cambodian Girl's Journey in Canada

I just got selected to go to the Entrepreneurship Conference in San Francisco! Well, I woke up last night from (nearly) 2 hours of tossing and turning, not being able to go to sleep because the thought of a social media platform development was on my mind. However, as I was checking my email, I found out that I got selected to attend the conference!! I am super, super happy, because I am aware that we will be touring big names in the silicon valley, as well as connecting with people (and mentors) of the same passion and interest. The application consisted of: sending in a motivational paper and my CV, then an interview with one of the Cansbridge fellow. Questions ranged from, "why you?" "what do you want out of this?" "tell me about yourself, and your entrepreneurial side." I am so, so excited. Here's to hoping the visa will come out in time! As for now.. however... let's enjoy some aesthetically pleasing photos of San Frans while listening

Hello, everyone! ជំរាបសួរ។ I know. It has been a long time. However, I am back! As good as ever. In case you've been wondering why I haven't posted in sooo long what I have been up to, let me briefly describe. As you all know, I stopped my last post with a cliff hanger. And most of you are probably wondering-- did she end up getting that CIMB ASEAN Scholarship? I am happy to announce that I did! Here, I will link you to a Phnom Penh Post Interview about it: Besides from that, I might have not mentioned this in previous posts, however, I am currently pursuing a Bachelors of Engineering in Chemical Engineering with a (likely) minor in Finance. I will go into that a little later. During the course of my first year here at McGill, I have been involved with the Chemical Engineering Student Society as the U0 representative. I have also volunteered regularly with Promoting Opportunities for Women in Science and Engineering (conferences, etc). Last but not least, I was recentl