QUOTE(Starlight. @ Feb 24 2014, 05:12 PM)
Hey BACians! Just a few questions that I need some clarification on:-
1. If I were to register to BAC UKT 2+1 or 1+2, and let's say I were to achieve above average grades (enough to get a scholarship), would I be able to apply and/or get a scholarship to top universities not listed as partners? Top law schools as in London School of Economics (LSE), King's College (KCL), University College London (UCL), Cambridge and the likes.
2. Would there be a difference between BAC's April intake and BAC's September intake? I'm currently undecided which intake to go to this year.
3. Any comments or reviews about the newly established PJ Campus?
That's all for now. Thanks in advance guys!
1. I'm not really familiar with UKT application system, but AFAIK, the application to transfer is done by the student to the university, you have to send the results and transcript to the university for them to consider. You can try sending it to them, even if you've done well in you UKT year and A levels, the question is, will there any space available? 1. If I were to register to BAC UKT 2+1 or 1+2, and let's say I were to achieve above average grades (enough to get a scholarship), would I be able to apply and/or get a scholarship to top universities not listed as partners? Top law schools as in London School of Economics (LSE), King's College (KCL), University College London (UCL), Cambridge and the likes.
2. Would there be a difference between BAC's April intake and BAC's September intake? I'm currently undecided which intake to go to this year.
3. Any comments or reviews about the newly established PJ Campus?
That's all for now. Thanks in advance guys!
The only way I know can transfer to KCL, is that get really good result, and being offered the Malaysian Law Scholarship, ATC got one student getting that almost every year.
2. If you want to finish it faster, January is the best, because you'll be sitting your exams August, and transfer to UK this September. April and September to me don't make too much difference since they're all going to the UK next year.
3. The PJ campus is very decent, unlike KL campus scattering all around Brickfields, PJ campus has everything in the same building. The only drawback is that closest place to makan may be Jaya33.
Feb 25 2014, 12:37 PM

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