SIM (Singapore Institute of Management)
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anyone here is a student in SIM or knows about the school?
i got B C O A1 for gp and i'm thinking of going for their Bachelor of business/economics and finance.
gonna try nus and ntu arts also
with my scores do i have a good chance of getting in? is is true that SIM accepts like all the rejects from nus/ntu who have 2 A and 2 AO passes but v lousy? -
SIM accepts anyone willing to fork out $$$ for its fees.
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yeps, it's definately true dat SIM accepts rejects frm NUS, NTU and SMU.. So comparatively, u're already at an advantage b4 u start work coz of the Uni u're in..Originally posted by wd1:anyone here is a student in SIM or knows about the school?
i got B C O A1 for gp and i'm thinking of going for their Bachelor of business/economics and finance.
gonna try nus and ntu arts also
with my scores do i have a good chance of getting in? is is true that SIM accepts like all the rejects from nus/ntu who have 2 A and 2 AO passes but v lousy? -
SIM is a school full of poly dropouts and NUS NTU SMU rejects...
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$ talks.
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thanks everyone!
i'll be going SIM, if i don't get into nus or ntu, just anything but doing another 3 years in poly.
and it isn't as expensive as ppl think - the SIM full time bachelors degree program i'm costs 28k all in which i think is reasonable... once go aussie or US all together is something like six digit $$$ already. -
I think their fees so ex compared to other local U's partly because you're paying for tons and tons of oily and unhealthy snacks. In the end the only people who benefit are the cleaners and security guards...
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You don't say.Originally posted by wd1:thanks everyone!
i'll be going SIM, if i don't get into nus or ntu, just anything but doing another 3 years in poly.
and it isn't as expensive as ppl think - the SIM full time bachelors degree program i'm costs 28k all in which i think is reasonable... once go aussie or US all together is something like six digit $$$ already.