University NTU and NUS

• iSuperintending_Officer

  29 Jan 11, 20:37

  What are the courses that are the best to take now which is useful in future?

  Bachelor degree.

• Fcukpap

  29 Jan 11, 20:54

  banking/ finance

  bio science

   

• FBFIce

  29 Jan 11, 21:07

  bo degree

• iSuperintending_Officer

  30 Jan 11, 15:02

  will civil engg / mech engg be useful in future? Avg salary ard how much? any idea?

• NG QIBO AARON AUBREY

  30 Jan 11, 15:03

  Originally posted by iSuperintending_Officer:

  will civil engg / mech engg be useful in future? Avg salary ard how much? any idea?

  sign on to get big bucks

• iSuperintending_Officer

  30 Jan 11, 15:12

  Originally posted by NG QIBO AARON AUBREY:

  sign on to get big bucks

  
  how?? sign on with? did u mean scholarships?

• ditzy

  30 Jan 11, 16:23

  Originally posted by iSuperintending_Officer:

  will civil engg / mech engg be useful in future? Avg salary ard how much? any idea?

  Of course its useful. Avg salary depend on where u work, some big companies pay more, some small companies pay less, some big companies pay less, some small companies pay more.

  You can do business, or any other thing with an engineering degree, but you cannot do engineering without an engineering degree.

• charlize

  30 Jan 11, 17:12

  Philosophy. 

   

  If everybody took finance / accounting / engineering / medicine / law and nobody took philosophy, then you would be a prized commodity amongst your peers since you are the only one with a philosophy major.

   

  Really.

• FireIce

  5 Feb 11, 18:48

  rare more valuable

• Cute Dolphin

  5 Feb 11, 20:25

  Originally posted by charlize:

  Philosophy. 

   

  If everybody took finance / accounting / engineering / medicine / law and nobody took philosophy, then you would be a prized commodity amongst your peers since you are the only one with a philosophy major.

   

  Really.

  This is a cold subject.

   

• Shotgun

  6 Feb 11, 01:47

  Not true.  Its a mind fuck thats a hell lot of fun.