Important policies/annoucements are made in the 1st class.
You will get the class schedule after you complete your course registration. You can see your timetable there.

Hi, I have not seen the videos. My opinion is, you can always dont take part if you dont feel comfortable :-)

edit: ok, i have seen it. If such thing done to you by the src/orientation committee and you feel uncomfortable with it, you could always voiced out to STAD. SRC is not what I would say a strong student body in MMU ;-)

On the accomodation part, dont worry too much about getting a hostel room. There are plenty of rooms to rent within the bukit beruang area for students. It's a big community here.

This post has been edited by Human Nature: May 26 2010, 10:29 PM

I think only a small majority of the lecturers cancel their 1st week class. As far as the timetable is concern, 1st week is a valid lecture week and lessons will begin. Apart from missing the crucial policy, usually the lessons are important for basic background. I guess that is why many students who skipped the classes have problem understanding the subject later on as the class progresses. Also that is why many students claimed they never know on the subject policy. So it is either you wanna advice the new students positively or the other way round ;-)

This post has been edited by Human Nature: May 27 2010, 01:05 PM

No, I am in Melaka campus, FET. While I don't deny there are lecture classes being cancelled last minute, it is not right to generalize them all. What if the new students skipped the first week and there is actually something important being disseminated or being taught for that particular subject? Let's not make this a culture among MMU students

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Added on May 27, 2010, 6:11 pmGood info, but I hope the new students wil not panic if they dont have any laptops (they seemed so worried about the dress code already ). You can always share with your group members with laptops. If the briefing is done in lecture complexes, I am sure they will show how to check these stuffs using the projector for the benefit of everyone, no?



This post has been edited by Human Nature: May 27 2010, 06:11 PM

haha the new comers are an excited bunch! I'll see you guys in melaka tomorrow!

haha dont make them scared lar..later they cant sleep at night
It's very silent because most students are still in their hometown. Wait till the trimester re-opens, it will be a riot!

7th June class begins, 1st week

Today was just briefing, the real orientation starts tomorrow with some beneficial activities.
Fyi, it is not compulsory, no one can do anything to you if you choose to skip for other useful stuffs

but of course, if you miss out important stuffs because you skipped, it will not be an excuse anymore

Just some note to all the newcomers here.

Today basically mark your first step towards future. University life is somewhat different. No one aint gonna tell you what you suppose to do and what not anymore. Play hard, but work even harder too!

Welcome to MMU and hope you all gain something worthwhile here!

Nah, it is better not compare the activities between cyber and melaka. Look at it this way, perhaps you gained more.

whatever happen, just take it in your stride..remember, the OCs are just student volunteers..so be forgiving ;-)

Yes, the normal degree course is 4 years but could be shorten if you do some credit transfer, assuming certain subject meet the critreria.
No, it is not weird to have degree without diploma cert.
As to whether MMU accept the transcipt wiithout cert, you need to ask from admission.

If you have the login details, yes you can register online, assuming you know what subject or session to register.

It is better to give the Admission unit a call.

desired session full/clashing

If you register late, popular slots might be full and you have to select others. If it is a small session with only one slot, then no problem. Bear in mind, course registration closes after week 2 (disclaimer: need further confirmation on this timeline).

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Added on June 2, 2010, 12:57 ambest way is to call the number stated at your insurance card and ask them.

This post has been edited by Human Nature: Jun 2 2010, 12:57 AM

No, the fees are not included. Isnt the RM1773 amount detailed in specific in one of the document?

It's time to have a look at these papers, they were handed out for a reason
Yes.

This post has been edited by Human Nature: Jun 2 2010, 07:52 PM