Nov 30 2011, 02:02 AM
May i know any one applied block credit transfer? Any one offered exemptions on Learning Skills for University Studies or Communication Skills for the workplace? I am a Diploma graduate and i'm informed that it is possibility that i may get exemption for some of University compulsory courses.
Feel free to comment. Thanks.
Added on November 30, 2011, 2:04 am
QUOTE(reconnaissance @ Oct 9 2011, 03:34 PM)
The label of an open university will affect you in the hunt for corporate juggernauts, or furthering your studies in prestigious universities, especially overseas.
However, within Malaysia, the term of an open university is not yet known widely, but I do advice you to consider alternative options yet before pursuing for open universities. I heard the quality of education is not bad, but it's the goal behind this credential.
Do you want to further your studies overseas? Or do you just want to work in Malaysia right after this credential? Or more as a collection of qualification to strengthen your position in your current occupation?
I suppose that as long as learners do have qualification in English language test. Enrollment for degree or MBA courses in foreign country shouldn't be a problem right? Feel free to comment.However, within Malaysia, the term of an open university is not yet known widely, but I do advice you to consider alternative options yet before pursuing for open universities. I heard the quality of education is not bad, but it's the goal behind this credential.
Do you want to further your studies overseas? Or do you just want to work in Malaysia right after this credential? Or more as a collection of qualification to strengthen your position in your current occupation?
Added on November 30, 2011, 2:08 am
QUOTE(taxman @ Apr 21 2011, 12:50 PM)
if you enter into this kind of uni u need to do alot of self study as they only provide you 5 two hour tutorial call only per semester and the fees is not cheap.for degree you need to do 3 assignment.
agree. you need A LOT...A LOT...of self management rather than time management since we're all only have 24 hrs per day, no exception.This post has been edited by j_ong: Nov 30 2011, 02:08 AM
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