As in which brand. O_O I'm not that stupid O_O

Hi all,got a question to ask u guys
im just take my spm result last month,and i was interested to study IT
but,nottingham got diploma in IT to study ?

Sandisk or kingston should be good I guess? I recommend using DropBox though. I've left my thumbdrive in the comp labs too many times already. Since 99% of the time I'll (and I believe majority ppl here too) be connected to the internet (TCR with always-on internet) in someway, a cloud storage service is very convenient. It's free too with 2GB to start off. I'm mostly using DropBox as my main means of getting my files from my laptop to the computer lab.

This post has been edited by DJFoo000: Apr 5 2011, 11:30 PM

hmph!!! so where do international students stay

so beginning of next semester we will get another room?

Ooo..cloud user? always nice to see one.

Thank you, for the acknowledgement!! Wow, that's quite a lot! And a big Hi to Zeuss1220, maybe we can get to know each other in the university. By the way, do we have to move out during term break(off-campus/on-campus). My education consultant told me, I can move into the on-campus accommodation at the end of april/May...

HmmmmSandisk is cheaper right XD

Well its up to us whether we when to move to on-campus or not. We still have to move out to off-campus after our foundation. I havent decided yet, i'll see how it goes. btw When are u moving in?

zeuss, so fast can get accommodation? wow... So sad on campus no place... I wanna be on campus T_T

First year students are SUPPOSED to have on campus room for the first year and are required to move out for the following years. I think they more ppl will move out in April and may and we can have the on campus rooms for the remaining of the year.

I'm moving in on the 18th of April. YEAH! It's sad that on campus is full, I want to live in on campus too!!

Request again after May. That's the time where most Year 1 students would've moved out.

I don't stay in TTS5

Hi guys!! I'm looking for a single room for rent nearby nottingham. May I know if there is any spare room for rent? moving in end of April/early May 2011.

must female housemates, and good security around the area.
budget: below RM300.

Can contact me by email : wlc-cherry@hotmail.com or PM reply me. Thank you yea! =)

I had just taken my SPM result 2 weeks ago.
N I am interested in studying e&e course,
but then I dono which college is the best to study this course...
I heard that Nottingham is popular with its engineering course,
but the fee is quite expensive n more than other colleges...
I dono is it worth to study there??? When I go to work, does this make a difference?
My friends recommend me to study at UTAR since I can get full scholarship there..
I worry that I might not able to improve my English at UTAR there,
since the main language there is Chinese..
Besides these 2 colleges, I oso consider MMU, UCSI b4...
I wonder engineering offered by UCSI ok or not..since UCSI is popular with its music n medi?
Any other suggestions from u all?
Share ur experience here n give ur opinion please..

If your concern is english, why not just make your own efforts to improve it, without involving university at all? That way you don't have to factor in a language element into your university selection. Seems silly to me if your aim to study in UNMC is to improve english.

And as an SPM leaver, you should be looking at Pre-U options, namely F6, A Levels, IB, SAM, Foundation etc. Do your reading on that then come back for questions regarding UNMC.

I was doing a bit reading in Lowyat Forum just now and realised a few Uni's thread use the word "best" as well in their description. Perhaps we shouldn't ikut-same-aje? Sounds like a bit corny lor...

Maybe sth like, Higher Education • Done the British way?

Just a bit of my thought tho... Heh heh..

We have statistics to back our claim. How to obtain it we dunno, but we just know.

Less than 10 days left before i move into a new life, oooh...anxious..

Don't know what's it with all these "Chinese educated" stereotypes.. I am from Chinese school, Chinese is my mother tongue and I'm damn proud of it. As DJFo has pointed out; If you're persistent enough, you'll have no problem getting your English improved. Why not start if off by quitting the use of short forms?


on the side note;

Awesome project!

EDIT: Just don't understand why people dislike Malta

This post has been edited by manthew: Apr 7 2011, 06:07 PM