<p>Yes, exactly. You’re always the first one who answers my question. I’m so thankful to you. Now I’m so confused what I want to do. I haven’t decided yet whether I’m going to become mathematician or biologist. Since my way to study math and physics was very extensive, I’m holding quite extensive interest in these areas. So, I have to put myself in some mathematically competitive environment now, and then I want to find what I want to do. I haven’t abandoned my enthusiasm to become a biologist, and I will probably reconsider my career later. I’m not a Canadian student but an international student from Japan. I began to consider Canadian universities due to their inexpensive tuition. Though my family wouldn’t mind paying $60,000 (as you said, like Carnegie Mellon,) I don’t want to pay so much if Canadian universities would offer education similar to that in American universities.</p>