I'm interested in taking up EE. Going for foundation would be the best option wouldn't it?
I'm thinking of taking it up in MMU. But then the min req would be 5Cs including English,Modern Maths,Physics and Addmaths. I'm worried about my Add Maths though. I have no confidence of getting a Pass in Additional Maths. But as for the other 3 subjects I have enough confidence to say that I can get above Credit for it.

What if I don't get a C or above for Add maths?(touch wood) What would my nxt option be to take up EE? I don't see any A-Levels offered in MMU. Any advices?

Does MMU accept A-lv certs from other colleges? For example I take up A lvs in Inti or some other colleges then after my As I would go for EE in MMU. IF I don't get a C in Add maths of course.

Well yeah I'm aware that engineering involves a lot of mathematics. I really can say that I can get As for Modern Maths , English. Maybe a B hopefully an A though for Physics. Only thing that's a challenge for me is Additional Maths. It's not that I don't understand anything about it, it's just that I have no inspiration to study Additional Maths back in secondary school due to the teacher being lousy. I know, I know I'm regretting my actions back then.

Does MMU accept A-lv certs from other colleges? For example I take up A lvs in Inti or some other colleges then after my As I would go for EE in MMU. IF I don't get a C in Add maths of course.

Is there a difference between STPM at St John's and STPM at VI?

I'm not refering to STPM but A-levels which are offered in private colleges.

Well yeah I'm aware that engineering involves a lot of mathematics. I really can say that I can get As for Modern Maths , English. Maybe a B hopefully an A though for Physics. Only thing that's a challenge for me is Additional Maths. It's not that I don't understand anything about it, it's just that I have no inspiration to study Additional Maths back in secondary school due to the teacher being lousy. I know, I know I'm regretting my actions back then.

Does MMU accept A-lv certs from other colleges? For example I take up A lvs in Inti or some other colleges then after my As I would go for EE in MMU. IF I don't get a C in Add maths of course.

Well actually the original question I asked is whether MMU accepts A-lv students? Since they don't offer the A-lv programme themselves. Sorry if I caused some misunderstandings.

Well actually no. I would grateful if you could just answer Yes or No instead. No offence though.

Yes I do know there is no difference in where you took your A levels. The question I'm asking is whether MMU accepts students with A level certs?

The reason I'm asking is because in their admission requirements doesn't state A levels. Or is it that A levels is also known as UEC? They do state UEC in their admission requirements on their website.

in order to have better chance at applying to any local universities for design/architecture, focus on these subjects: BM, BI, MATH, AddMATH, FIZIK, REKACIPTA. if u're good in arts (although u didnt take it for SPM), u should start ur folio (a collection of artworks), preferrably one that illustrates a wide range of skills that u have.
applying to local public univs, u will need either matriks or STPM or A-levels. the choice is up to u. u can also opt for diploma right after SPM before continuing with ur degree. it's a matter of choice, really. with a diploma, u will skip the STPM/a-levels exam as well as going straight to 2nd year degree. u might only waste a year, but with a better chance of getting into the degree as u have spent longer doing design/architecture rather than STPM or a-levels.

there's 3 University and College in my consideration now......MMU, Taylors or Monash...

I prefer IT studies, Marketing sales, busineese marketing, or IT management...anything related to IT and Marketing.....which University or college is most suitable to me..?

if i go for Monash and take their busineese and economics studies...i should go for A-levels first?

according to this website....the information given is confusing to me....anybody can tell me what's the basic requirements..?

http://www.buseco.monash.edu.my/courses/un...quirements.html

Thanks.

Of course you can understand it well, do you think that everybody can understand what's SAM, UEC? What i need to have further explaination is how do i get a certificate for UEC higher Mathematics? It's studied in Monash or Sunway or else where?

If the page is as simple enough for everybody to understand it, what for their Open Day? Hopefully you can get what do i mean, as you're Elite here, you MUST be profesional in majority matters, able to give a hand to SPM Graduates, what do they ask, you have your responsibility to answer it depends on the fact and society's norm. Peace.

Edit: Except from SAM, i can apply to MUFY 1st right..?

Thanks.

I had just went to Sunway Ipoh today, might as well as to ask them about MUFY, unfortunately MUFY is only conducted in Sunway KL.

They offer me their Sunway, Busineese Programme. I was offered with their Diploma which took 3 YEARS to complete include consideration of sem break, exam week and so. With another external exam which is ABE(Association of Busineese Executives) which is a UK exam, kindly accepted by most of the university around the world.

After the Diploma programme, we can get a Degree based on how much credit can be transfered and the duration, shortest would be 1 year. To me, it's a more secured way to get a Degree and hence you don't need to study like mad when comes to degree studies.

So for those who're intrested, they're having their Open Day during this weekend in Sunway and Monash. I'll be going to Monahs to have a look on their courses since my mind is always heading to Monash.

i wan to take pharmacy course in de future..but now i nid to take up alevel 1st ..but i m not sure wat r de subs tat i nid to take ...as i noe i nid to take chemistry ,maths ,physics or bio...de ppl in inti told me is doesnt matter to choose either bio or physic but de ppl in sunway told me tat is better to choose bio...i m very miserable now cuz my bio didn get credit in my trial exam n i wan to enroll in jan intake...wat should i do ???

izit difficult to apply loan frm ptptn ??
as a science stream student ,maximum how much  can i get a year ?
did ptptn allow students to study in private U or overseas??
i can only apply for ptptn after i get de spm result , izit ??
is tat any scholarship tat i can apply by using my trial result ??

azarimy , do u think i should take bio as one of my subs in alevel although i m not sure whether i can do dis subject well or not ??
i m not sure whether physics will help in my further studies which is pharmacy ... although dis 2 sub can b accepted but sum of de U demand bio as de requirement in pharmacy ...

Doesn't really matter where you study your A levels, as long as you work hard.

I'm doing A levels in Taylor's University College at the moment, and it isn't half bad. The fees are definitely a bit more expensive than some of the other colleges, but I feel it's worth it. If money is not an issue for you, I'd recommend Taylor's.
universities
Anyway, the college was very helpful and assisted me when I was applying to UK . They almost do everything for you, though you obviously have to fill in any personal application forms on your own, as well as write your own personal statement.

Ooops, my bad. I was always under that impression. *rusty geography*

I see, thanks! What I know is recommend letter will definitely help me to pursue my dream. It is difficult to get that letter.

Thank u for the reply. I'm visiting my dad in the uk, it's not optional.

Oh and i don't plan on entering in July, i was hoping i would still be considered for the march intake if i enter in the beginning of April. Hence my question, would i still be eligible for the march intake if i enter in the first week of april?

hey everyone,

does anyone have a list of schools in kajang that offers Form 6...

I'm seriously starting to consider Form 6 especially now that A-levels are kind of looked down upon by US colleges.

FYI, i want to take Biology, Chemistry, Physics...

Help is appreciated... 

If i enter matriculation, after a graduate, can i apply to an American college/ university? (using my matriculation assessments/results)

I heard that if i enter matrics then i can only go to local public universities to persue my degree but i don't want to, I want to continue my education in US.

Help....

I'd rather take STPM, but people are saying that it doesn't guarantee me a place in a university( like i don't know that already!). I have to get really good grades to keep persuing my education but i don't think that it's a big deal if i have to work harder to achieve success in my STPM and get myself a place in a university because i've deserved it and not merely because i've passed matriculation and am elligible for a place in that way.

What's so wrong in working hard for something ??!!

Everyone's saying matriculation is easier which is why i should take it but surely having something handed on a platter to you is not as great as getting it yourself by way of hard work and preservation ??!!!

What is wrong with the world ??!!!

Can I ask something?? What is the course availableis really the 1 we dont like or hated??? or useless in future and we cant afford to study in public??? start working?? or continue study something dislike??

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Added on January 20, 2008, 11:36 pm
If possible try not to take up STPM... waste time... and u are not sure of can get wat u 1 even 4.0