degree programmes
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i'll be applying for ntu's intake next yr...
but just in case i cant get in.. anyone got other recommendations for private unis???
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SIM?
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Informatics?
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Is SMU a private university here? I am not quite sure. Can someone tell me?
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nopeOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Is SMU a private university here? I am not quite sure. Can someone tell me?
it's the 3rd official national university
SIM will be the 4th soon...... -
Go SMU for business courses man..Its better..And their teaching methods are unlike the ones at NUS or NTU..Plus the new building so nice..
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actually no matter which sch u go to in singapore they all suck at business. seriously.
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I can't agree more.Originally posted by vito_corleone:actually no matter which sch u go to in singapore they all suck at business. seriously. -
No matter where u go, u will be unemployed if u are in singapore.
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plus the campus is in town thats coolOriginally posted by stellazio:Go SMU for business courses man..Its better..And their teaching methods are unlike the ones at NUS or NTU..Plus the new building so nice.. 
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note the higher fees................ i only hope the subsidies are not higher or i will feel so cheatedOriginally posted by jeramy:plus the campus is in town thats cool -
actually there are many institutions that offers degree programmes that are from more reputable universities than ntu and smu. example will be monash university. it is ranked 33 in the world whereas ntu is 50++ and smu........hmm not in the top 100 ranking?
a lot of my friends chose not to do degree locally, less those doing laws and medicine. they feel that overseas uni will expose them to more independent learning.
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You mean independent living?Originally posted by ah_suaiz:a lot of my friends chose not to do degree locally, less those doing laws and medicine. they feel that overseas uni will expose them to more independent learning. -
Hmm... frankly~ if you're taking Bachelor Degree~ it really depends on the subject course u wanna take...
My recommendation is that, if u're going for business.... avoid SG Local.
It's too rigid and doesn't give much flexibility to learn~
But of course~ there's good pt also~ if u're going for government sectors~ it's a good choice and only if u wan to be in there for long.
Other than local schools, i'll recommend pte schools like:
- MDIS
- Informatics Academy
- APMI
- SIM (The other DLP of course~ they're still offering them)
- PSB Academy
- etcs
If you're going for medical for doctors or laws... of coz Locals one are better~ coz u know government's supportive man~
others... i believe many of them are conducted in pte schools and seems to be better than the local ones...
They all have prestigious universities from Uni of Wales, Western Australia, Monash, London and etcs~ -
it is impossible to judge and rank universities worldwide because different universities have strong points and there's no common judging ground. for example johns hopkins is only good in medicine, sucks at everything else. harvard, only good at business, politics and law, sucks at everything else. cornell's ivy but it isn't particularly good at anything. nus...medical and bio-science so so, sucks at everything else. so how do u judge? based on what?Originally posted by ah_suaiz:actually there are many institutions that offers degree programmes that are from more reputable universities than ntu and smu. example will be monash university. it is ranked 33 in the world whereas ntu is 50++ and smu........hmm not in the top 100 ranking?
a lot of my friends chose not to do degree locally, less those doing laws and medicine. they feel that overseas uni will expose them to more independent learning. -
i think go creative see how the business is run can learn moreOriginally posted by vito_corleone:actually no matter which sch u go to in singapore they all suck at business. seriously. -
wah, you studied at all of them issit??Originally posted by vito_corleone:it is impossible to judge and rank universities worldwide because different universities have strong points and there's no common judging ground. for example johns hopkins is only good in medicine, sucks at everything else. harvard, only good at business, politics and law, sucks at everything else. cornell's ivy but it isn't particularly good at anything. nus...medical and bio-science so so, sucks at everything else. so how do u judge? based on what?