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can i make degree n apply scholarship in uk after finishing my foundation study in local uni with high pointer?and can guide me how to do that?

making a degree by yourself would be illegal.
What your asking is a case-by-case basis thing which usually only the University can answer you. It would be less likely in the more competitive Universities. You're better off taking A-Levels or the IB Diploma or if your on a tight budget go for STPM, it's recognized as an equivalent to A-Levels.

is it easy to get a place to study in uk uni actually? and how bout the loan? i mean the bank loan or mara loan, is it easy to get? just wondering tho....

Anyone know if there's any requirement for master courses? Planning to join the september intake this year, i have a second lower degree and almost 2 years working experience but the master course i'm planning to get is a different majoring from my degree but both are in design. But my work now is in the same field as the master.
Is there anyway i can get a scholership with my sucky degree result? Dint really like what i've studied but what the heck

lol go to the website of the Universities that you are interested in. Most of them clearly state their requirements there.

I graduated from bham so hopefully I could help you out on this.

£10k-15k is annual fee, you can pay by installments but for Bham they will give you about £500 discount if you make full payment. Engineering is about £10-11k

Living expenses: (monthly)

student rental - £250 to £300 (all bills inclusive)
Food - £200-250 (£150-£200 if you cook everyday and eat really basic meals) I eat out quite often..
Phone - ~£20-30 contract based

So roughly about £6k on top of your tuition fee per year.

If you work part time here, minimum wage £5.8 an hour.

Overall, a nice place to stay and many malaysians there to hang out too.

Checkout their website: www.masocbham.co.uk

There's also forum for Malaysian in UK: www.frommy.org

Any good interior design universities can intro?

Thanks for the clarification!

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Added on January 21, 2011, 7:37 pmsometimes I wonder how strict they follow the entry requirement or they would accept based on the number of applicants and the availability offered.

if the website stated 3.5 CGPA, then a person with 3.1 CGPA would it be strictly failed no matter what?

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Added on January 21, 2011, 7:42 pm I like your detail explanations!

I'm wondering why master courses for business area (i.e. Masters in Management, MBA, and etc) is costing much more expensive than engineering course. I've went through some of the business school in London, and the price range is within £18.5k - £24/25k! Oh gosh! I thought engineering courses are much more specialized and why would this happen? Have any thoughts about this?

I'm looking into doing master in UK, specifically London this coming September. I'm getting prepared for it and feel free to advice Thanks a bunch!


This post has been edited by zhan: Jan 21 2011, 07:42 PM

Which university in Uk is good in Computer Science for Software Engineering or Forensic & Security?

reason= london! the london unis are always way more expensive than anywhere else in the uk! engineering in imperial is around now 20 k i think... others all 11-13 oni... so... no surprise

Mistercrono,

Did you manage to find out from your friend on his/her Masters of Accounting?

Anyway, I found out that there is a local partner here who is recruiting for Uni of Gloucestershire at this link

www.scmpc.org click here -> SCMPC

Anyone interested to find out too?

This post has been edited by darrenboy: Jan 29 2011, 06:14 PM

i have replied in this thread quite a while ago, u check on back few pages.

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Added on January 31, 2011, 7:37 amoh ya guys, anyone of you all went to All England badminton open before?

coming up will be from 8-13 March at Birmingham

here's the link btw

http://www.allenglandbadminton.com/


This post has been edited by MisterCrono: Jan 31 2011, 07:37 AM

Hello people, what do you guys think of Cass Business School, London?

Feel free to share out your viewpoint on recognition, fees, and anything.

Thanks in advanced!

Yeah, depending on your target. Anything under the top 10 is pretty darn easy, and it isn't that hard to get one from within the top 10 either. If everything is in place it isn't too difficult, especially for overseas students.

LOL I applied to Cass. They are known for certain courses and departments, especially for graduate courses, and claim to have strong links with industry and to have high rankings (in UK business school rankings). People claim they are fairly well known in Europe.

Fees, I have no idea, but they are relatively low, I think.

If you are considering Cass, may I know where else you have applied, and for what course?

Unfortunately I won't be attending Cass.

Is living expenses in Manchester almost equal to London? I really need some clarification please.

No. It's much cheaper in Mancs.

Manchester will be much cheaper than London..

i wouldn't say much cheaper.......it depends on where in manchester you are talking about......but generally, it should be about 20% cheaper, mostly contributed by cheaper accommodation.....other expenses like food, transport, phone, intenet etc should be about the same.....

So, do you see much higher recognition for the universities or business schools in London compare to elsewhere in UK? I'm wondering.

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Added on February 22, 2011, 9:39 pmCass isn't ranked within the Top 10 right? And, I'm only applying for Cass Business School because my core aim is to settled down in London. I wanted to go for Warwick Business School so much but then it is away from London and that's why I have canceled my mind and focus back in London.

I'm aiming to do Master in Management. Wanted to MBA but all of the universities also required working experience which I don't have any, yet.

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Added on February 22, 2011, 9:48 pmHello people, setting aside the cost-of-living matters, does London really have better education quality or it's just the same anywhere and everywhere?

This post has been edited by zhan: Feb 22 2011, 09:48 PM