
I can still keep thinking of it as cool then since I haven't seen the inside yet

is it dirty or something?
no worries, Riri-chan. They're just scaring you. -_- It's actually cool. But speaking from an architecture student perspective... it still looks like SM on the outside, and the stalls as well. But they did try to improve traffic by adding those promenades (so unlike SM) and having those shuttles, which was imperative for a mall that size. Overall, it's just really big. Nothing special about it.
btw, question about tests in the philippines. do each college there have their own entrance exams or does the entire nation have a couple of standardized testing where the colleges use. Like here for example, there's the SATs and ACTs.... is there something like that there?
There are no standardized tests for the whole country. As far as I know each university has their own entrance exam. And I don't know about other universities but sometimes entrance exams are not enough, like for some courses in UP. Getting into certain colleges like BA and Molecular Bio for example, need to have a certain quota. Some art courses like Theater, music, and Fine Arts, have their own talent tests, etc.
But exams like that are fun. It's the exams for the regular classes that are annoying, right guys?
@bb
sa bahay ng alumni ung office, pero sa q. ave ung venue....was waiting for half an hour in front of the building for a pantranco jeep....duon pala sa kanto and daan!!!

:fist
It takes a while to get familiarized with the jeepney routes, especially because they change during the course of the day because certain gates close at certain times. So it's fine that you didn't know it, hehe.
@yonie
how a bout saturday? maybe i can show you the secret stuff we concoct her....
If saturday is fine with you guys, I *might* be free. It depends because I also have a friend from home who's come to visit and he's not sure when he's available too, so I don't know if I'm free or not.