Simple FAQ for Secondary School-Leaver, Guide for moving into tertiary education
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 Mar 8 2013, 11:46 AM
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QUOTE(blacktubi @ Feb 28 2013, 09:10 PM) Which one got brighter future. I will have to say Finance and Accounting. Mechanical Engineer or Finance + Accounting   |
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 Mar 12 2013, 10:31 PM
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QUOTE(Damien?(: @ Mar 10 2013, 11:53 PM) Currently finished my SPM, interested in Mechanical Engineering. Have a few questions. Is A-levels accepted worldwide? Or different colleges only link to different university? Because I'm thinking of doing Pre-U first (A-levels) and then from there (hopefully) I'll make up my mind 100% already and planning to complete my studies overseas. People told me I have to find out which uni i am going to first, but I have really no idea what Uni are there, please advise. A Level is accepted worldwide. You can even apply for scholarship worldwide if your Alevel Results are good. Thank you! *Lost boy... If you are doing Mechanical Engineering, just make sure you take Science Stream in A Level. You can think about which Uni you want to go later if you have not decided. Hope it helps. Have fun  mrsaimun.blogspot.com |
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Mar 30 2013, 09:28 PM
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QUOTE(5p3ak @ Mar 30 2013, 05:17 PM) Hi I got question to ask, which route is more feasible? If you have decided which course to study, go straight to a Degree Course.Undergo a diploma course then come out to the real world for some working experience then only enroll in a degree course or Undergo Diploma and Degree one after another? Diploma usually takes longer and about working experience, you can always opt to do internship during your long break or part time during college/ Uni. Best of luck |
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