We as students would always want the best for our studies to be successful in the future. And one of the common questions school leavers always ask is ‘Which college is the best?’

I’m currently a college student and having gone through it before while deciding my studies, I would like to help others in the same situation too. I’ll look into the American Degree Program between 3 colleges. I know there are many colleges that offer this course as well but I’ve chosen Taylor’s, Sunway and Inti College, Malaysia. It is because these 3 colleges are one of the top well known private colleges in Malaysia.

It is not for me to tell you which one is the best college to go to. You have to decide for yourself which college meets most of your requirement / needs because you wouldn’t want to choose a college that you’ll end up disliking
I’ve tabulated some information of the course in the different colleges below to make it easier to compare.



I hope that this information is helpful for you in your decision making. Please do share your opinions or additional information with me so that I can be aware of other stuff about it and others can get a chance to know more as well.

This post has been edited by c@y: Jul 17 2010, 02:20 AM

Yup. u have to consider which college in US u going to transfer to because it must have the course that u want.

The minimum requirements for SPM is 5 credits. And the English Language Proficiency requirements for SPM must be A1-A2 if not students must sit for an english placement test before enrolment.

I guess there's nothing much to prepare for. You just need your results and go to register at the college . Plan the course you want to take first even though the first year will be those compulsory subjects.

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Added on June 20, 2010, 1:41 amIt is possible to transfer between colleges but it will be such trouble with all the paperwork to transfer and register in the colleges Actually it doesn't actually matter which college you are in as long as it suits you and after all you will be going overseas after 2 years isn't it.

This post has been edited by c@y: Jun 20 2010, 01:41 AM

SPM results is enough to apply but if you have your STPM results, no harm bringing it along to apply.

yup they put it differently and they have many requirements for the different levels like SPM, STPM, O-levels and others. It can get a bit confusing sometimes. But as long as you have enough credits from the SPM you can get in so there should be no problem.