Go for a DIP or an A ?
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Okay, it's for overseas uni.
Thought it worked for local unis also.
Pity I got no money, else I chose the Poly and then overseas uni route few years ago.
Poor local students like me just have to make do with the "cheaper" JC --> Local U route. -
well dun be sure on tat....i have friends who are scholars studying at imperial college, stanford.....guess wht they tell me......as long as ur daddy is freaking rich/ is some ceo of any mnc, den chances are u may be admitted.........dun noe how true lah.....Originally posted by pqr:Not every true lah....
Almost impossible if anyone can get into MIT, harvard,cambridge etc with lousy results depsite having the $$$
anyway if u r thinking of becoming doctor/lawyer, A level is definitely the correct route. but if u r going to become engineer.....den it is advisable for u to go poly..........
a lot of my A levels frenz regretted going to JC when they saw their poly counter parts graduating frm University while they r still in studying. Furthermore from more reputatable University like Monash, Melbourne Uni when their Poly results are just above average.
In case u guys dun noe, NTU is not ranked beri high in the world ranking and SMU is no where in the top 100 (no offence to those studying there). it is due to the fact that singapore oni has these Uni that most ppl(especially Aunties) tot that they are the "best" uni.....and those that enter are elites........
i believe that going to poly is a wiser choice these days especially when there are so many institutions offering overseas uni nowadays............the days where the perception of going to jc is better are far over........ -
Must take into account how employers in singapore view NUS NTU SMU... some SMU business grads got jobs easily and very high pay... a lesser-known uni overseas but having a higher ranking has no significance if e employers still view it as unheard of and thus lousier...
THEREFORE, e 3 UNIs should work on their image projections
to the employers and industries... when a Uni grads are in high demand by employers...the demand for e uni places by students will rise naturally... 
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Nvr show hw e curve shifts to meet eqm,Originally posted by zhjjhz888:Must take into account how employers in singapore view NUS NTU SMU... some SMU business grads got jobs easily and very high pay... a lesser-known uni overseas but having a higher ranking has no significance if e employers still view it as unheard of and thus lousier...
THEREFORE, e 3 UNIs should work on their image projections to the employers and industries... when a Uni grads are in high demand by employers...the demand for e uni places by students will rise naturally... Econs CMI -
Nvr show hw e curve shifts to meet eqm, Econs CMI
So detail for what? The uni nv employ me as business consultant wat stupid -
i wont be surprise...Originally posted by ah_suaiz:well dun be sure on tat....i have friends who are scholars studying at imperial college, stanford.....guess wht they tell me......as long as ur daddy is freaking rich/ is some ceo of any mnc, den chances are u may be admitted.........dun noe how true lah.....
but i wonder how will the youngster get thru the degree if he / she really cannot make it type even thought he may get in?
can get in NOT = get out with paper