going for jan 2014 intake, what language commonly used in ucsi?
and how good is in campus faclity?

Typically, the medium used among students is Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese), but English is understood and spoken by many as well. So as long as you have a decent command of either, there should be no language barriers

Campus facilities are alright, in my opinion. Is there any facility that you want to know about in particular? For example: academic/nonacademic, library, hostel etc etc~

[quote=zephyrius,Oct 23 2013, 12:32 AM]
Typically, the medium used among students is Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese), but English is understood and spoken by many as well. So as long as you have a decent command of either, there should be no language barriers

Campus facilities are alright, in my opinion. Is there any facility that you want to know about in particular? For example: academic/nonacademic, library, hostel etc etc~


would like to know more about their sports facilites especially the futsal court n swimming pool...ur a student there?

Yep, I'm a degree student, studying at south wing

Well, there's a swimming pool at the north wing, and a futsal court too, if I'm not mistaken. The swimming pool is moderately sized, is sloped, and has a small section suitable for beginners. I think its maximum depth is about 7ft. Let's see, there's a gym at the south wing too, with dumbbells and a few exercise machines. It's kinda smallish though, so if you're hoping to use the machines, don't go there during peak hours.

You can also take a look at their official website here:
http://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/campuses/...pur/sports.aspx

This post has been edited by zephyrius: Oct 23 2013, 02:45 AM

I prefer to speak english, well thats solved the problem.
how about the hostel and classroom, maybe non academic activity? Im going to study at north wing.

Not too sure about the classrooms, am a south wing student myself According to a friend who stayed in the hostel there though, the Internet connection's not really reliable. Maybe you can look at the housing areas there instead? In terms of non-academic activity, there are several clubs you can join:

http://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/student-s...sc-Club-kl.aspx

Not all clubs are listed there though. Among the most active are the Christian Fellowship, the Dance Club, and the Dodgeball Club.

I frequent North Wing a lot although I am a South Wing student. For non-academic activities in North Wing, there's the futsal court, swimming pool (7ft depth, be careful if you can't swim) and squash courts. The hostels in North Wing are fancier than those of South. I do not know how the classrooms look like from the inside, though.

If you ever feel like playing squash, do consider contacting me, as I am the president of the squash club. We need more players.

Wah ts pre u student also already became club president? or you have finished your Alevels?

Still in A-levels.

Wah good for you then. . Still planning to do dentistry?

Afraid not, do not think I am up for the task. I can barely stand biology in A-levels, I shudder to think that I would in survive dentistry. and financially speaking it is not too feasible. I got over it.

Yea lor.. I also wanted to become a pharmacist but after I'm studying chemistry I know I'm not good enough hahaha. . And yea also because of its fees too.. You'll be continuing in ucsi after this?

Hello...My friends and I are going to study in UCSI on JAN of next year...And we are finding a house around north wing which can accommodate 4 to 5 ppl...So is there any house or room (prefer house -whole unit) for rental ? budget around rm1500...

I'm not sure bro, will only know when the time comes.
Will definitely have, residents and house owners in Taynton View always rent out their houses, damn convenient. Not sure about the budget though.

haha okay. How's ucsi now? okay okay only or not?

Less parking space already. We have a Starbucks now.

anyway, what are they doing up in the hill?

there are a lot of changes since the last time i visit south wing

Student Council pushed for the development of hill top, there're paved roads leading uphill now, but more than half (towards block D) are closed for works, not too sure what. Probably just standard surface flattenings (remember those horrid rocks? They're gone now.)

Actually student council should push for equality. Last time I remember they told us students and lecturers have the same status quo, that's why there's no toilets specially for lecturers. Now the grounds are busy reserved for lecturers. I wonder why?

I wonder that, too (well, except the toilet part). Often times I find people using the handicapped toilets nowadays, and they aren't even disabled. Anyway, I have to say that the SC has improved a lot and have increased their presence more nowadays.