Different JCs

• hetfield90

  5 Feb 07, 19:19

  Hey guys. Does it matter which JC u go to? I mean at the end of the day it's still up to u to study.. and everyone still sits for A lvl. I live near TPJC and wondering if any ex students or current students can give a review of it. Thanks.
• R3SsH|n

  5 Feb 07, 19:24

  they are different...but they oso have one similarity...
• secretliker

  5 Feb 07, 19:28

  They are different JCs, but they are similar in that they are JCs.
  
  Ok, the people there are different, the distance of different JCs from different places is definitely different, the feeling of being in a different environment in a different JC is completely different.
• R3SsH|n

  5 Feb 07, 19:36

  they all suck.
• mamamamama

  5 Feb 07, 19:38

  it's the students in the school that matters.
  
  
• Darkness_hacker99

  5 Feb 07, 19:52

  It's wheather if the CCA inculdes 'fighting in a ring'
• MohamedF

  5 Feb 07, 19:54

  Originally posted by R3SsH|n:

  they all suck.

  x2...
• Classyfied

  5 Feb 07, 20:23

  Originally posted by R3SsH|n:

  they all suck.

  
• JerzZzzZ

  5 Feb 07, 20:23

  Originally posted by R3SsH|n:

  they all suck.

  rofl, i've seen countless threads regarding JC, and this guy has only ever the same one thing to say. interpret it as you will.
• Kuali Baba

  5 Feb 07, 20:23

  Some people enjoy being bitter.
• Hocklez

  5 Feb 07, 20:59

  sometimes people just need to stop those bad comment.
  
  when people shoot back, u just only dare to change topic and act innocent as if u never commented on it.
  
  sigh*
• JerzZzzZ

  5 Feb 07, 22:22

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  Some people enjoy being bitter.

  Sweet blog.
• I need help

  5 Feb 07, 22:28

  The culture in top JC (notice the lack of "s") is different.
  
  You'll study more, and better.
• JerzZzzZ

  5 Feb 07, 22:44

  JCs are inherently similar, but environment plays a very important role in studies. That's why top JCs (notice the 's') always produce more straight-As students than the average JCs, aside from the fact that most of their students are already smartypants for getting in.
  
  However, if you are a very disciplined, hardworking and intelligent person, this JC won't be very different from that JC.
• norm

  5 Feb 07, 22:47

  They should have a Poly JC.
  
  1st year, JC curriculum. 2nd year, Poly curriculum.
  
  After graduation, students get both A level cert and Poly cert. 2 for the price of 1.
• Takumi2eLimit

  5 Feb 07, 22:54

  Originally posted by norm:

  They should have a Poly JC.
  
  1st year, JC curriculum. 2nd year, Poly curriculum.
  
  After graduation, students get both A level cert and Poly cert. 2 for the price of 1.

  Currently, there is something like that if i'm not wrong, it's call the Millenia Institute. Your suggestion is highly impossible. How the hell are they going to squeeze everything into 2 years, you tell me.
• laurence82

  5 Feb 07, 22:57

  Originally posted by Takumi2eLimit:

  Currently, there is something like that if i'm not wrong, it's call the Millenia Institute. Your suggestion is highly impossible. How the hell are they going to squeeze everything into 2 years, you tell me.

  x2
  
  
• JerzZzzZ

  5 Feb 07, 22:58

  Originally posted by Takumi2eLimit:

  Currently, there is something like that if i'm not wrong, it's call the Millenia Institute. Your suggestion is highly impossible. How the hell are they going to squeeze everything into 2 years, you tell me.

  I was under the impression that he wasn't being too serious. 2 for the price of 1, haha.
• Kuali Baba

  5 Feb 07, 23:23

  Originally posted by Takumi2eLimit:

  Currently, there is something like that if i'm not wrong, it's call the Millenia Institute. Your suggestion is highly impossible.

  At MI they study for just the A-levels, just takes a year longer.
• Kuali Baba

  5 Feb 07, 23:24

  Originally posted by JerzZzzZ:

  Sweet blog.

  Thank you, mate.