To go poly or Jc?? Need help
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uni ppl are biased towards poly people.Originally posted by mystee:he has a diploma in EE, with average grade of A with some AD too. is definately related.
well all the professors/lecturers there, i think 98% from JC route. -
O Levels?Originally posted by mystee:he has a diploma in EE, with average grade of A with some AD too. is definately related.
It's taken into account... -
ur friend sound like me.Originally posted by mystee:he has a diploma in EE, with average grade of A with some AD too. is definately related.
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The other 2% no say meh?Originally posted by stellazio:uni ppl are biased towards poly people.
well all the professors/lecturers there, i think 98% from JC route. -
i really dun understand the logic of looking at o level grades. some people are playful, didn't study hard. realize they're screwed.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:O Levels?
It's taken into account...
became matured and chose to work hard. the present is more impt. -
U also EE??? what school???Originally posted by 798:ur friend sound like me. -
u think minority interest like in law meh?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:The other 2% no say meh? -
not too bad too.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:O Levels?
It's taken into account...
well, from what we can see from most courses from local uni, eg, mine,
more than 12 classes are from JC,
only 3 classes are from poly.
i m referring to the same batch. -
Maybe it's to see how you have progressedOriginally posted by stellazio:i really dun understand the logic of looking at o level grades. some people are playful, didn't study hard. realize they're screwed.
became matured and chose to work hard. the present is more impt.
You might have 1 with good O Lvl but average poly result... Another with poor O Lvl result but good poly result... -
true.. true..Originally posted by stellazio:uni ppl are biased towards poly people.
well all the professors/lecturers there, i think 98% from JC route. -
me last time from np. now graduated from ntu wif a EEE degree.Originally posted by darkensun:U also EE??? what school???
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I don't think many will understand too.. personally, I'm not too keen on this policy either.Originally posted by stellazio:i really dun understand the logic of looking at o level grades. some people are playful, didn't study hard. realize they're screwed.
became matured and chose to work hard. the present is more impt. -
actually nowaday local uni has started to take in more poly students.Originally posted by stellazio:uni ppl are biased towards poly people.
well all the professors/lecturers there, i think 98% from JC route.
for ntu, the poly intakes have increased rapidly. -
Not too bad is how good or bad?Originally posted by mystee:not too bad too.
well, from what we can see from most courses from local uni, eg, mine,
more than 12 classes are from JC,
only 3 classes are from poly.
i m referring to the same batch. -
oh sp here...got any tip for ntu??? I aiming for NTU around 3.5 years later after my poly year 2 and year 3 and NS...Originally posted by 798:me last time from np. now graduated from ntu wif a EEE degree.
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But how will that help?Originally posted by sbst275:Maybe it's to see how you have progressed
You might have 1 with good O Lvl but average poly result... Another with poor O Lvl result but good poly result... -
for what? the average poly result won't even stand a chance.Originally posted by sbst275:Maybe it's to see how you have progressed
You might have 1 with good O Lvl but average poly result... Another with poor O Lvl result but good poly result...
+ the poly system is so much more similar to the uni system.
stupid to use o level result to gauge. -
they didn't increase for accountancy.Originally posted by 798:actually nowaday local uni has started to take in more poly students.
for ntu, the poly intakes have increased rapidly.
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If split 50 50, better.Originally posted by 798:actually nowaday local uni has started to take in more poly students.
for ntu, the poly intakes have increased rapidly. -
I think simply to see how you progressed bah...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:But how will that help? -
TS, u have to take a consideration of this risk factor.
poly is unlike wat u study in secondary school. if u r not self-discipline enough, u will become slack n this might affect ur grades.
not only dat, there r different types of pple around here, if u mix wif the wrong group of friends. ur future is gone together wif ur friends. -
cannot. like that gpa 2.5+ also can enter, when it doesn't take much effort.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:If split 50 50, better.
will be discrediting the A levels system.
maybe 3.2+ and above all can enter can le.
if u do better like scoring merits den get credit exemptions. -
omg what is this about. You mean if i were anyway lousier i cant go uni? Then the 3 yrs poly course wld be wasted.Originally posted by 798:but keep in mind:
u must be sure u r top 5% poly students in order to advance. -
Just this?Originally posted by sbst275:I think simply to see how you progressed bah...
Frankly, I see no link. Most uni topics are similar to poly topics, not O Levels. -
Its ok because there are lesser poly students and also even lesser of those who would go uni.Originally posted by mystee:not too bad too.
well, from what we can see from most courses from local uni, eg, mine,
more than 12 classes are from JC,
only 3 classes are from poly.
i m referring to the same batch.