Just to add a bit to the discussion here, from my experience, some US universities prefer you to have a Year 12, ie A-Levels or STPM. And depending on the university, you might even be able to transfer credit from your Year 12, which is equivalent to taking AP tests for credits in those courses. In my case, I was basically able to transfer credit for my first year Math, Physics and Chem courses from my A-levels.

Though, it is rather subjective, and very much dependent upon the university you're applying to. If you're in no particular rush to head overseas, I would recommend A-levels; it's probably one of the more versatile pre-U courses around. And occasionally, goals change as you go up the education level; taking a pre-U course might allow you extra time to think.

They would want K-12 education, which are Year 12 equivalent programs, such as the pre-u as we know them, but not necessarily completing 12 academic years.
A-Levels is also accepted, and grants credits equally to the AP, providing opportunities for even advanced standings in US or Canada.
But the topic of AP being a viable option is due to its extreme price differences between it and the rest, with STPM excluded.

Well that's very fair point. Although, I don't think I know anyone whom has done AP courses in Malaysia. Could be me just being extremely unobservant though. Just a question out of curiosity, would you happen to know which places offer AP courses for transfer into the states?

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add me! Pure science only

Well that's very fair point. Although, I don't think I know anyone whom has done AP courses in Malaysia. Could be me just being extremely unobservant though. Just a question out of curiosity, would you happen to know which places offer AP courses for transfer into the states?

I don't know if this sounds childish or what but is it possible to continue my study for Pharmacy in Japan and possibly live there and become a pharmacist there ?

I don't know if this sounds childish or what but is it possible to continue my study for Pharmacy in Japan and possibly live there and become a pharmacist there ?

Can still collect PMR results slip when skl reopen? I ask here cuz u all last yr collect.

Hi guys, I just stumble across an Add-Maths chapter 1 question, and I'm not sure what the question really mean.

Function f(x) = 12/hx+k

x =/= -k/h,
f(0)= -3,
f(7) = 4

Question b) find the value of x, when f(x)=x

That's the question I'm have problem with, aren't the image x supposed to be altered somehow compared to the object? x after the function is still x?

Thanks.

Sure.
That result slip is unimportant at all. No point, except if scholarship is in your mind.
There will be a gold-coloured PMR slip which will be issued middle next year.
That is the real deal.

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Added on December 17, 2012, 3:50 pm
You have to first define what is the constant h and k, probably your question a.
You have to understand the question.
You need to find a specific value of x that when you insert in the function results in that value as well.

Guys where are you planning to go after spm?

Me maybe poly or something

if results r bad then form 6

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What gold colour slip?



I didn't remember getting it...