why!!! 16 pt nt enuf?
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nt enuf for business studies!! nt sure if i can choose IJC now? mechanical engineering? or go MDIS do diploma? anyone got ideas on whether i can opt JC now?
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Business how many points? If by one point or two, try and appeal.
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i missed one point.. now i cannot sleep and is nervous like as if i might just lop myself of a building.
i gonna take some sleeping pills to sleep... -
I hope you're not seriously thinking of doing that.Originally posted by cyrusv2:i missed one point.. now i cannot sleep and is nervous like as if i might just lop myself of a building. i gonna take some sleeping pills to sleep...
don't lose hope man.
appeal appeal and appeal.
what course did you get into? -
NP de BS har?
16 points hard to fight.
coz many people get in with 10, 11 points. -
do u need to open so many topics all over the place?
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Applicants who had indicated a JC or MI course as their first choice and were unsuccessful in getting a place in any of their registered choices will be manually posted to a JC or MI with vacancies remaining at the end of the exercise.
Read the part in red.
Applicants who had indicated a polytechnic course above the JC or MI course and were unsuccessful in getting a place in any of their registered choices will not be posted. Those who wish to apply for a transfer to a course in a Poly or ITE should approach the respective institution directly within 2 working days after the official release of the posting results. The outcome of any such application will be provided by the Poly or ITE directly.
If you put JC or MI after your poly choices, you have no chance of going to JC or MI.
If you miss the COP by one or two points, try appealing. Appeal at the poly you are posted to or online at http://www.polytechnic.edu.sg/jaeappeal2007
Appeal results out on 13 March 2007. -
March 17, MDIS got open house at Stirling Rd Campus. U can go there and check out the courses available. If not wrong, the degree for Business Adminstration is awarded by Bradford Uni, and u will get the degree within 3 years by taking the diploma route.
My advice is if u want, go SIM. Their business degrees are offered by schools such as University of London and RMIT. I am an former SIM student myself, and am now a MDIS student. by the way, so i know what I am saying when I advice u 2 consider SIM instead. -