Many students do not treasure their places in poly
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There are many students out there who do not necessary get their course of their choices during JAE. Yet some students in poly, who managed to secure a place in the course of their choice, do not study hard and fool around. In the end, they stay back for a few years.
This is not good as it denies other people a chance to enter that course if those repeat students repeatedly holds on to a place in that course.
The same can be said of students who put certain courses for their first choice simply because "its popular" or "they need a space". These students later lose interest in the course which they are enrolled in and eventually ask for a transfer or drop out of poly.
However, such students have already consumed subsidies from the government and in the process, denied another potential student from getting a place in that course.
Do you think such students are irresponsible? Or is the system the cause of the problem? -
i graduated.
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in how many years?Originally posted by Sleeping Forest:i graduated. -
1 year ago.Originally posted by shade343:in how many years? -
they might jus purposely stay back jus to have fun.Originally posted by shade343:There are many students out there who do not necessary get their course of their choices during JAE. Yet some students in poly, who managed to secure a place in the course of their choice, do not study hard and fool around. In the end, they stay back for a few years.
This is not good as it denies other people a chance to enter that course if those repeat students repeatedly holds on to a place in that course.
The same can be said of students who put certain courses for their first choice simply because "its popular" or "they need a space". These students later lose interest in the course which they are enrolled in and eventually ask for a transfer or drop out of poly.
However, such students have already consumed subsidies from the government and in the process, denied another potential student from getting a place in that course.
Do you think such students are irresponsible? Or is the system the cause of the problem? -
Some are good in projects like me. But kena play out by those CB bokworms.Except the don't know that i fuck them back by not putting their names in the projects.
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Please, the only thing they treasure most is that cert taken at the end.
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so many places n courses avaliable in poly. system is oso nt as stringent as in sec sch...Originally posted by shade343:There are many students out there who do not necessary get their course of their choices during JAE. Yet some students in poly, who managed to secure a place in the course of their choice, do not study hard and fool around. In the end, they stay back for a few years.
This is not good as it denies other people a chance to enter that course if those repeat students repeatedly holds on to a place in that course.
The same can be said of students who put certain courses for their first choice simply because "its popular" or "they need a space". These students later lose interest in the course which they are enrolled in and eventually ask for a transfer or drop out of poly.
However, such students have already consumed subsidies from the government and in the process, denied another potential student from getting a place in that course.
Do you think such students are irresponsible? Or is the system the cause of the problem?
no doubt teens who r nt discipline enuff will tend to stray off... -
What do you expect them to do? Study all day like a nerd?
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self discpline is v imptOriginally posted by SexyChin:What do you expect them to do? Study all day like a nerd? -
That happens at college what.
All the boozing, loud music, pot etc.
And that's just during lunch break. -
Hey, thats tertiary education for you.
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If there's anything you can get out of poly, it's the exposure.
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we treasure our life in poly..
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the symptoms are things like taking up the place of those willing and hardworking students...
but the root problem...is that the youth today do not know what is responsibility... -
But these teens who stray off are a black hole to the government and the school's resources.Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:so many places n courses avaliable in poly. system is oso nt as stringent as in sec sch...
no doubt teens who r nt discipline enuff will tend to stray off... -
I wouldnt use the word " irresponsible " to describe those who go into poly after 'O's...slack and end up dropping out or transfer course....at a certain age...some people "see the light"....some others may need more time...for guys...if they drop out....2 years of NS should be enough for them....if not...then maybe I will start considering the use of " irresponsible " to describe them....but then...." irresponsible " seems a little...too strong a word.Originally posted by shade343:There are many students out there who do not necessary get their course of their choices during JAE. Yet some students in poly, who managed to secure a place in the course of their choice, do not study hard and fool around. In the end, they stay back for a few years.
This is not good as it denies other people a chance to enter that course if those repeat students repeatedly holds on to a place in that course.
The same can be said of students who put certain courses for their first choice simply because "its popular" or "they need a space". These students later lose interest in the course which they are enrolled in and eventually ask for a transfer or drop out of poly.
However, such students have already consumed subsidies from the government and in the process, denied another potential student from getting a place in that course.
Do you think such students are irresponsible? Or is the system the cause of the problem? 
just to add on to ur point...for those on student grant from the govt...there is a condition that if U finish a year of ur 1st course and U dropped out of that particular course...U will not be entitled to another subsidy again...ie...if U want to drop....drop before the 1 year...if not...might as well head overseas because the full tuition fee amount is @#$#$@# high... -
go poly is play daidee one
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I learnt to play daidee in poly.
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for the guys, to delay going NS also...Originally posted by FBI:they might jus purposely stay back jus to have fun. -
The strongest survive... same reason want to get place in poly get better grades lo......
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me tooOriginally posted by ditzy:I learnt to play daidee in poly. 
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no point leh in the end sitll have to go wat..Originally posted by UandMe:for the guys, to delay going NS also... -
how they delay also will go in one...might as well get it over and done with....unless of course....they play really good piano...Originally posted by UandMe:for the guys, to delay going NS also... -
I know some students who pick a certain course just becaused they needed a place even though they have 0 interest in it. They end up staying back and graduating 3 years later than their peers. 3 years of subsidy will cost the government an approximate $30000.Originally posted by Xcert:I wouldnt use the word " irresponsible " to describe those who go into poly after 'O's...slack and end up dropping out or transfer course....at a certain age...some people "see the light"....some others may need more time...for guys...if they drop out....2 years of NS should be enough for them....if not...then maybe I will start considering the use of " irresponsible " to describe them....but then...." irresponsible " seems a little...too strong a word.
just to add on to ur point...for those on student grant from the govt...there is a condition that if U finish a year of ur 1st course and U dropped out of that particular course...U will not be entitled to another subsidy again...ie...if U want to drop....drop before the 1 year...if not...might as well head overseas because the full tuition fee amount is @#$#$@# high...