Is part time Degree from private good?

• 不如就死

  14 May 09, 15:21

  Originally posted by EarlNeo:

  uh huh....

  so how do u tell if u are really good....

  or just think that u are good?

   

  do u know how hard itis to start up without any paper? unless of coz if u are born with the silver spoon.... then, even if u are bad... u still get to enjoy the good thing in life....

  lao peh wu lui ... anything also can mah ..

• theme_and_guess

  14 May 09, 17:15

  i also thinking same but i cant right now, not yet.... i scared i cant take it currently (ya i know im weak)

• Sky Lin

  14 May 09, 19:18

  I thinking of getting a mechnical degree which uniSim do not have. So thinking of PSB but dunno whether will  it be useful.

   

• GHoST_18

  14 May 09, 20:14

  Originally posted by �如就死:

  lao peh wu lui ... anything also can mah ..

  wu lui no kindergarten cert also can chu ren tou di...

  

  lao peh can cheng yao...

  

• Agenda

  14 May 09, 21:20

  i know alot of people damn rich but just waste parents money in school.

• HyuugaNeji

  14 May 09, 23:27

  Some of the degrees are not recognised. Even those from SIM uni may not be recognised. So be wary.

• Agenda

  15 May 09, 00:18

  My friends told me that those Global degree from SIM are good. As in, your work are still assessed by those universities's lecturers but those are no even in the top 2000 uni.

  UOL is about 2102, almost 100 behind SMU

• knightlll

  15 May 09, 00:35

  Copied from MOE website.

  http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/private-education/certificates/

  MOE is not an accreditation authority on qualifications. Singapore does not have a central authority that accords recognition to certificates/ qualifications issued and courses of study offered by private schools. Recognition and acceptance of certificates for employment / further study are entirely at the discretion of the individual prospective employer/ academic institutions.

  Employers take into consideration several factors, including the character and conduct of the applicant, his academic track records, reputation and academic standing of the educational institutions where the applicant had studied, relevance of the applicant’s qualifications, experience, etc, in relation to the position / job applied for.

• Py ho

  16 May 09, 11:36

  I think you have already go get free sit-ins and speak with the marketing staff.

  First things first, Can you get that degree?

  Second, How you perform at the degree?

  Third, How long do you take to get that degree?

  How you Perform at interview?

  Do you have past experiences?

  What is your past work performances?

  What company you are applying, ie Fortune companies pick best candidates available.

  Are you competiting with foreign talent for a Job? Many IT now are going to Indian/Chinese PRs

  Is Industry still exist after you get the degree, do you prefer to work in another country?

   

  I hope it helps..

• Sky Lin

  16 May 09, 11:52

  I thinking of working in marine engineering. So I guess with a degree, will be better for my future? Anyway I only finishing my NS soon. So must start to make plan .