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o2ding1992
post Jul 3 2011, 03:43 PM

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Hey, just some questions here..
I finished spm in 2009.. and I went for Australian matriculation in sunway college for 2 years (screwed up both years? sleep.gif). And now I'm thinkin of architecture as my career path. I think I wont be able to take STPM, so government universities like UTM wont be an option for me (and efffff, i live in Taman University and I cant study there)
A lil suggestion on where i should study and what course should I take please? smile.gif Maybe foundation+degree @ LKW/Taylors?
o2ding1992
post Jul 3 2011, 07:56 PM

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QUOTE(azarimy @ Jul 3 2011, 07:19 PM)
well, in ur situation, it's true that u're now limited to IPTS only. alternatively, u could just for go the matriculation and opt for diploma instead. with a diploma, u have the option to apply to an IPTA, UTM included.
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Hmmm, if I go for IPTS, are there any good ones you would recommend? Because taking diploma and then a degree seems pretty time consuming and I seriously think that I wont do well in matriculations..
By the way, what are the major cons if I don't study architecture in a government uni?

notworthy.gif Thank you in advance for providing the infos and advises notworthy.gif
o2ding1992
post Jul 4 2011, 12:31 AM

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Hey, thanks alot on the info man notworthy.gif .. Btw, since u're taking the course in a private institute, does that means that you'll SURELY need to sit for the LAM thingy to work in Malaysia (or even to work anywhere at all). And alot of people keep telling me that LUCT is not as good as it was due to those so called increasing problems which causes good lecturers to leave the university. It is really that case? hmm.gif

 

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