What do most people do after their diploma?
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I may be wrong but I got the feeling that most students doing their diplomas donÂ’t really thing about their post diploma life until they get their diplomas. Yes some with their JC counterparts will enter the university and get their degree but what do the others do?
Do most stop studying and enter into the working world? But a diploma isnÂ’t enough is it. Do they just start working and depend on promotions and experience to raise their salary. What did you do after your diploma? -
either uni, overseas or work. for guys, NS first then these 3 choices come.
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use it to clean their backside...
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Hook up and wait for marriage.
That is wad my fren is doing now.
Enjoy life lor!
Everyday go cheong club w her bf.
Maple maple maple.
Eat Slp slack.
Me jealous.
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for guys, quite hard to plan cos got army, u study this now, 2 years later, come out different needs from the industry.Originally posted by alterdesire:I may be wrong but I got the feeling that most students doing their diplomas donÂ’t really thing about their post diploma life until they get their diplomas. Yes some with their JC counterparts will enter the university and get their degree but what do the others do?
Do most stop studying and enter into the working world? But a diploma isnÂ’t enough is it. Do they just start working and depend on promotions and experience to raise their salary. What did you do after your diploma?
Well, to put it in practical, most of my peers who are in my course, for example, class of 40, only less than 10 went into related fields, others (including myself) went into other fields.
For girls, slightly easier due to the no need to do NS advantage, most of them i heard went back to where they did their attachment if they are comfortable with the job scope and working environment, otherwise will be sourcing for companionship with other classmates in the same working environment.
Seriously, i do not advise classmates working together in the same environment, cos you will be making a living but not asking you to be self-centred to be an office politician.
Well, see as you deem fit.
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start working, support myself and family financially.
till job is stable, earn and save enough le then plan for further studies/start my own business. -
ns LOH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Work, then try to study part time.
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Got enough money then say lor.
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its all abt the money
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Yes i know guys go ns first but after ns which path do they take? and is it common for companys to sponser an empolyee if he wants to purse a degree?Originally posted by icyboiz:ns LOH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -
Most poly students die die want to have a degree, so they proceed on to SIM.
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funny, if most poly students die die want to have a degree , and the only way out if they cant is at SIM , wouldnt it make a degree worthless ??
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Provided you have money first.Originally posted by 2cansam:funny, if most poly students die die want to have a degree , and the only way out if they cant is at SIM , wouldnt it make a degree worthless ??
And you must know that SIM is not a very recognised university compared to NUS, NTU and SMU. It's a private university. So the cert is not as outstanding. -
some went on to pursue a degree related to their field
some enter working life and study part-time for a degree
some worked in a non-related field and may choose to stay on that field
some enter working life clueless about what to do next when they realise the diploma is useless/not what they wanted/have limited job opportunities. -
study part time at whre?Originally posted by huiz:some went on to pursue a degree related to their field
some enter working life and study part-time for a degree
some worked in a non-related field and may choose to stay on that field
some enter working life clueless about what to do next when they realise the diploma is useless/not what they wanted/have limited job opportunities.
NTU all that have?
paiseh, not veri sure
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i ask u la what if u got about gpa 3.0 and u cant make it into Uni without min gpa 3.5Originally posted by vIn.Warrior:Provided you have money first.
And you must know that SIM is not a very recognised university compared to NUS, NTU and SMU. It's a private university. So the cert is not as outstanding.
and SIM offer u the course which u may want to consider.
what would u choose?
work ?
study private?
or
can u retake all ur poly module again, just to get 3.5+?
No u cant unless u fail. -
chiong OT