More and more ITE grads are going poly
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My goodness n this is the typical student in Spore like to despise others. Is there anything wrong to take a big round to polytechnic. Please have self respect.Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:Tsk..Tsk.. Smart ppl like me take a straight road to Uni. You ppl take a BIG BIG round to reach only Poly and still feel so hopeful. No wonder there's a saying called," Ignorance is blessing".
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r u a singaporean? Anyway it's quite obvious that u dun understand my statement and the system here. ITE students graduated and enter poly with their good ITE results, not ITE students taking ITE halfway then enters poly (unless they retook their o level subjects like me)Originally posted by dragg:why go to poly if ITE is good enough?
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is that y u are such a snobbish and insensitive moron?Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:Tsk..Tsk.. Smart ppl like me take a straight road to Uni. You ppl take a BIG BIG round to reach only Poly and still feel so hopeful. No wonder there's a saying called," Ignorance is blessing". 
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thats good!
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I think that this post might be posted from someone living in IMH.Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:Tsk..Tsk.. Smart ppl like me take a straight road to Uni. You ppl take a BIG BIG round to reach only Poly and still feel so hopeful. No wonder there's a saying called," Ignorance is blessing". -
har nor.Originally posted by isolation:I think that this post might be posted from someone living in IMH. -
So what if you're in NUS?Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:Tsk..Tsk.. Smart ppl like me take a straight road to Uni. You ppl take a BIG BIG round to reach only Poly and still feel so hopeful. No wonder there's a saying called," Ignorance is blessing".
Go boast about yourself here when you manage to get to Harvard University! You talked too much.. -
i'm taking this bloody route...Originally posted by sinicker:got anyone EM3 > N(T) > ITE > NS > Poly > Uni?
i wonder how old he is when he graduates... -
are u fucking stupid? What the flying fuck is "Ignorance is Blessing" ?Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:Tsk..Tsk.. Smart ppl like me take a straight road to Uni. You ppl take a BIG BIG round to reach only Poly and still feel so hopeful. No wonder there's a saying called," Ignorance is blessing".
U even got it wrong? -
This is complete rubbish.Originally posted by freakass:2) Got choice but chose the longer route = pure stupidity. For example, some people chose to go to poly when they are eleigible to go to JC, and then after they got their diploma, they look into taking up a degree. This is stupidity at its max.
People who can go to JC choose to go poly because they prefer a more practical approach to learning. And its not the "longer" route as you mentioned. Diploma graduates enter Uni direct at the 2nd year.
JC students start from year 1. So it still balances out. -
who f ing care?Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:Tsk..Tsk.. Smart ppl like me take a straight road to Uni. You ppl take a BIG BIG round to reach only Poly and still feel so hopeful. No wonder there's a saying called," Ignorance is blessing".
later u go out kanna knock down by car also like tat -
Like that call smart?Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:Tsk..Tsk.. Smart ppl like me take a straight road to Uni. You ppl take a BIG BIG round to reach only Poly and still feel so hopeful. No wonder there's a saying called," Ignorance is blessing".
Learning is never ending, whatever path you choose is your own problem. I myself will choose to continue my studies in a ITE after I finish my poly studies. There's nothing wrong with it, as poly and ITE syllabus are slightly different and I want to get the best of both sides. -
I don't see how it is stupid, unless you wasted your 3 years in poly and failed the entrance tests which would have gained you a direct entry to Year 2.Originally posted by freakass:2) Got choice but chose the longer route = pure stupidity. For example, some people chose to go to poly when they are eleigible to go to JC, and then after they got their diploma, they look into taking up a degree. This is stupidity at its max.
In effect, it balances out. JC students spend 2 years studying for A Levels, then 3/4 years in university.
Poly students spend 3 years doing their diploma and gain direct entry and spend 2/3 years in university. -
i am a singaporean. i have a ITC in mechantronics engineering, thought not from ITE.Originally posted by Texcoco II:r u a singaporean? Anyway it's quite obvious that u dun understand my statement and the system here. ITE students graduated and enter poly with their good ITE results, not ITE students taking ITE halfway then enters poly (unless they retook their o level subjects like me)
what i meant was just an ITC by itself is not good enough. thats why many choose to proceed to poly to get a diploma.
for ttr - i did not meant to say graduates of ITE are not good, but not good enough in the competitive sense. -
i completely agree with u.. i'm 1 of those eligible 4 jc, but i chose poly instead. not bcoz it'll be more "slack" (it isn't anyway), but bcoz i knew what i wanna study (something not offered in jc). It's not stupid, coz u don't juz sit there & wait 4 the teachers 2 feed u with subjects like maths & science. U need 2 be able 2 think out of the box, 2 do your own research, write 3000 (or sometimes 5000) words for an essay. You gain insight to the real world thru projects & internship. Now, would U call that stupid? & yes, it's not the "longer" route, coz I'm in NTU now, & I'm exempted from several subjects & will be able 2 graduate in 3 yrs, whereas the jc grads need 2 take 4 yrs.Originally posted by shade343:This is complete rubbish.
People who can go to JC choose to go poly because they prefer a more practical approach to learning. And its not the "longer" route as you mentioned. Diploma graduates enter Uni direct at the 2nd year.
JC students start from year 1. So it still balances out.
I believe everything takes perseverance. as for the em3 -> normal tech -> ite -> ns -> poly -> uni route, I have a cousin who was in EM3 when he was in pri sch, went to normal tech in sec sch, went ITE, went NS, & now in poly, & he's doing quite well for his studies (& even got some exemptions). I believe he shld be able 2 make it 2 uni. no doubt he'll take longer than most ppl, the thing is he doesn't give up. we might not necessarily be more intelligent thans, but it's the hardwork that counts at the end of the day. -
You sound so full of yourself. It's "Ignorance is bliss" by the wayOriginally posted by NUS_Superst@r:Tsk..Tsk.. Smart ppl like me take a straight road to Uni. You ppl take a BIG BIG round to reach only Poly and still feel so hopeful. No wonder there's a saying called," Ignorance is blessing". -
some cases are like this...Originally posted by sinicker:got anyone EM3 > N(T) > ITE > NS > Poly > Uni?
i wonder how old he is when he graduates...
but i know of someone who is on his way along this route
P5 EM2 -> P6 EM3 -> S1 N(T) -> S2 N(A) -> S3/4 Exp -> Poly -> Uni
Doesnt waste time though even though he's sort of a late bloomer -
my time dun even have em3 or norm(tech), so i am going from ite to poly to uni route.
for ite to poly route, there was an interval of 5 years interval, in between i was in ns n working. -
how about jc pple getting bad results for their A level turn to poly route? wasting two years just to gain good results in poly so that they can get into uni?Originally posted by freakass:1) No choice but to take the longer route due to poor results / slower learning capability = Good learning attitude. Admirable fighting spirit.
2) Got choice but chose the longer route = pure stupidity. For example, some people chose to go to poly when they are eleigible to go to JC, and then after they got their diploma, they look into taking up a degree. This is stupidity at its max.
i see that happens too. -
learning is Life longOriginally posted by sinicker:got anyone EM3 > N(T) > ITE > NS > Poly > Uni?
i wonder how old he is when he graduates...
understand this fact or ur juz a disgrace -
onli get direct admission to 2nd yr if yr results are superbOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:I don't see how it is stupid, unless you wasted your 3 years in poly and failed the entrance tests which would have gained you a direct entry to Year 2.
In effect, it balances out. JC students spend 2 years studying for A Levels, then 3/4 years in university.
Poly students spend 3 years doing their diploma and gain direct entry and spend 2/3 years in university. -
trueOriginally posted by 798:how about jc pple getting bad results for their A level turn to poly route? wasting two years just to gain good results in poly so that they can get into uni?
i see that happens too.
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and jc students getting below-average results ending up in lousy universities. year 1 some more.Originally posted by 798:how about jc pple getting bad results for their A level turn to poly route? wasting two years just to gain good results in poly so that they can get into uni?
i see that happens too. -
wat you mean? as far as i know if u r diploma holder, as long ur cert is relevant to the course in uni, u will be grant to 2nd year directly.Originally posted by Chelzea:onli get direct admission to 2nd yr if yr results are superb
superb result can get u any course u desire but u will still need to study 4/5 years if the course in uni is irrelevant to ur diploma. -
depend on wad uni...SMU i noe is 4 yrs .....Originally posted by 798:wat you mean? as far as i know if u r diploma holder, as long ur cert is relevant to the course in uni, u will be grant to 2nd year directly.
superb result can get u any course u desire but u will still need to study 4/5 years if the course in uni is irrelevant to ur diploma.
NUS ,even if related,it is at their discretion whether to grant u exemption for e module(may nt add up to 1 yr)