This thread welcomes all current BAC students, prospective students, as well as alumni


(68-2, Jalan Tun Sambanthan, 50470 Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia)





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This post has been edited by TheCagedBird: Dec 16 2012, 11:55 PM

The City Campus

The Admissions and Administrative Centre (aka BAC1)


The Examination and Learning Centre (aka Koponas Building)


The Student Resource Centre (aka BAC2)


And pssss, the upcoming PJ campus

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Added on December 16, 2012, 11:57 pmAm a current student at BAC, anyone has question I'll try my best helping you out, Cheers

This post has been edited by TheCagedBird: Dec 16 2012, 11:57 PM

When is the PJ campus launching?

Not sure when's its launching, rumor has it's next year

The location

Wow convenient location. Good!

I think they'll have shuttle bus too

PMed

Replied

Are these partner universities by twinning or credit transfer??

And what is the minimum entry requirement for Alevels??

Those are UK Transfer programme, so literally BAC will transfer you to one of the partnered uni

Minimum requirement for A Levels is 5 credits for SPM

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Added on December 24, 2012, 3:31 pm

Join BAC A levels and finish it in 11 months
Enquire within

This post has been edited by TheCagedBird: Dec 24 2012, 04:14 PM

I can't seem to find any information about the PJ campus online. So I have some questions. Will the PJ campus be a huge campus on a piece of land like Taylor's Lakeside or will BAC be renting space from a building?

This post has been edited by Starlight.: Dec 29 2012, 11:17 PM

A levels 2012 here

I'm doing A2 now

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Added on December 29, 2012, 11:56 pmBAC will be renting space from an office tower, not sure how big/ how many floor

the location


This post has been edited by TheCagedBird: Dec 29 2012, 11:56 PM

Is the office open today?

Yes, but its night right now, so its closed

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Added on December 30, 2012, 11:31 pmCool right

I'm planning go for PJ campus for my LLB

This post has been edited by TheCagedBird: Dec 30 2012, 11:31 PM

Hi all! Planning to start my LLB dream in September! Just wanted to know whether or not the PJ campus will be open by then since I live in Damansara and commuting to and from Brickfields everyday is gonna be hard on my wallet (2.0 engine sucks fuel like a thirsty elephant).

Hi there, sorry for the late reply, latest news from my lecturer the PJ campus will be fully in force in April & May. And there are many new programs to come

Awesome! Really wasn't looking forward to driving all the way to Brickfields haha.

Welcome to the BAC family mate

ehhh good. Was looking for a BAC thread. TS, go ask the thread starter on the pinned threads to add yours to his list, it's hard to find a BAC thread which is strange for such a popular school.

Hey, just found out ur reply, I guess law students are not big fan of forum, nor they have time for it

More like they are not as free as me and you to look here

I've got tons of assignments to do
but I never feel like do it

Just wanna request of further information, If i were to do the UKT programme and I wish to transfer elsewhere after my year 1 or year 2, take for instance, University of Ottawa/University of Auckland/Murdoch University. Would it be possible? Im aware that the Malaysian Bar allows graduates from these universities to practice the CLP in Malaysia. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I asking this question because my parents wouldn't want me to go to the UK and prefer places in OZ and NZ as its much nearer to our country. And its much convenient for them to come over. Thanks for listening me up. Hope to be enlightened.

Highly unlikely, when you are doing your UKT programme, you are doing UK law, albeit Canada and Australia are Common Law countries, the curriculum is really different, it's only possible when you are transferring to a university with similar syllabus.
You can decide, 4 years LLB in Perth, or 2 years in Malaysia one year in the UK.
Ottawa is not on the list, Morduch and Auckland yes, but they do not practise the CLP, it's a Bar exam, which they sit for it.

Wow, Thanks for the fruitful information. I got what you mean. So even if by any chance there might be certain universities that might be able to offer similar syllabus, it'll would highly likely not be in the shortlisted Australians law degree recognised by the Malaysian Legal Qualifying Board right? Sorry to ask questions that might not be related to the thread but any idea of any college or universities offering for an Australian transfer degree programme, cause i don't come from a wealthy family. Transfers such as 2+2 are my only option as for now. Hope to hear from you.

Actually, I wanted to say, Nil, but you know the law student thingy

Unfortunately there's no university in Malaysia is doing the said transfer programme (KDU used to provide 1+3 twinning with U of Tasmania, but eventually terminated the programme)
There is Australian degree transfer programme in Malaysia, BUT not for Law

If your parents can afford 2 years for you in Australia, they certainly can afford one year in UK, tuition fees in UK universities are around 9,000GBP, tuition in Aussies unis can reach to AUD30,000 per annum

Wow, you are much more informative than google. And I'm serious about it.
That's one very depressing news for my parents. haha..
They are just afraid that I'm too far away from home.
Anyway thank you once again

BAC is growing, but i wonder...why they are still opposite KL sentral.

bhind BAC, all prostitute there...dangerous as so many pimps there.

Why would they be afraid they you are too far away from home , Australia also far what.

Why'd you think that prostitutes are dangerous?
Drug addicts maybe, but prostitutes?

those CUSTOMERS will look and glanced at you even you walk just passby. some itchy hands will touch you n say h..ishhhh

Prostitutes won't bug you except if you are a dude.

True story, walk there quite often already

Keyword; often

those chicks normally upstairs. Can identify easily cz got GUARDS downstairs.hahahaha

There's the only place to find a parking that does not cost too much for 2~3 hours ma....

If you dun go near or kepoh, they won't kacau students one.

Or at least, if you dun look like a potential customer.

The University of Reading's website says that the tuition fees for international students pursuing an undergraduate degree is 13,750 pounds. Only new students from the UK/EU pay 9000 pounds.

Just clarifying.


Source: http://www.reading.ac.uk/study/study-ug-fees.aspx

Cause they want to like visit me often. Thats the thing. But its okay la.. guess i'll just have to settle with the fact that my parents financials aren't capable of providing me with a 4 years education in Australia. But still i felt fortunate to be able to do the UKT. Its nearer compare to london Cause Perth is just 5 hours by flight and Melbourne 8 Hours. London is like 13 Hours away

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*Cough

Only place that allows me to park 2~3 hour without costing a fortune

If i can avoid that place, also will try to avoid la.

Just come to BAC already

Park where? the road side?

Yeah.

Road side there can park ma

Can ah? Won't get saman one?

Got the coupon thingy one.

Dun park where's yellow line lo....

Berakfields damn hard to find parking one nowadays.... If got lubang and not yellow line, fast fast park d....

Run out of topic dy.haaha

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?
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.

1. Excuse me if I'm not too clear with what you're trying to say, but "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." So, ATC has one student that is being offered the Malaysian Law Scholarship almost every year? And that particular student has yet to accept the offer? I'm not trying to be a smart-aleck, just trying to understand that sentence better! Or were you trying to mean that there's at least one student getting offered the Malaysian Law Scholarship almost every year from ATC?Which would make more sense..

2. Thank you for your advice! But I guess I can't go for January intake anymore since it's already February now.

3. I've been to the PJ campus last year before it was officially launched. It isn't particularly big nor outstanding compared to my college that had acres of land but it's safe to say that I'm pretty darn excited to start my life as a Law student! Has the Jaya Mall or something opened yet?

By the way, seeing that you're an experienced student and my future senior, do you have any advice for me? I would truly appreciate it a lot! Study life & skills, co-curricular activities, social life and the like. As you can see from my numerous questions, I'm anxious yet excited to start my LL.B! I hope you don't mind.

LOL, pardon my English , I don't even know why I would write that.

2. You CAN still join Febuary, though there's a lot to catch up, but you can, one of my friend just joined too.

3. Jaya33 is like kind of far away, so having a car is better.

Don't be too excited just yet

Sadly, BAC is very money minded, they don't put too much emphasis on co-curriculum, and most clubs are at idle. Just attend all classes, cuz I've been missing like hell.

H, may I ask before you are A-Level student?

I was a A levels student

U now studying Law Degree?

UoL LLB first year at BAC

You must treat me coffee on behalf of BAC for promoting them here

I thought you're doing Inter too? eh?
Jom let's go out, I need help for my Inter

No la. Me just settle my 1st dickree. Now only officially BAC student

1st year student saje sini

Meaning you'll only be sitting your exam next year May?

Yea.

Was a little busy clearing up my professional papers and degree.

Took longer than I expect

BPP ACCA at BAC
http://bac.edu.my/index.php/why-bac/bac-me...actice-workshop

Seminar saje, pigi buat penat

Hi guys, is the foundation in arts available at BAC PJ Campus?

I think they've just started first batch of Foundation in Art in PJ, should ask BAC for clarification.

I think it should be renamed into ==> Foundation of Short skirts and Skimpy Dresses

Guys, any UOL (LLB) year 2 students here ?

Me year 2 to-be

How do you differentiate Foundation and A levels students o.O
they're like the same, class size?

I think you can't.

Just ask them what they are studying.

I'm a freeman until September

Hey... Thx for ur reply...

I am a free soul until sept too...... If all goes well, I should b in year 2 too. Do you any guys in year 2? I just want to have a peek at year 2... Maybe just get a copy of the subject guide...

Happy holidays !

I'm a freeman till September too?

Guys need some help here is there an information counter in pj branch or my only option is to go down to Brickfield branch?

What do you want to ask 1st?

If nothing urgent, use the phone.

If something that you need to know in person, head to KL Sentral.

Thanks Ill head to kl sentral, need to know the fee and the next intake

22k for UKT per annum, roughly 15k for UOL.

Next intake is September 2014

Not qualify for both but I won't be choosing UKT thou oversea fees is killer for me. Need information on a level or foundation and ptptn load / epf withdraw

Thanks a lot man

A-level is around 15~18k depending on subject combo.

And i doubt there's any PTPTN loan for foundations program and A-levels.

Alright thanks for the heads up. If I ended up in bac, will buy u a drink

You're from another college?
You should take some rest until the class commence, internship maybe?

My friend told me the class resume at 5th July, so UoL batches not joining back the class anymore?

Nah.... bAc. Part time. That is why I am trying to race with time..... Do u know any year 2 guys ?

Umm hello, I have few questions :

1) How to apply in BAC ?

2) How much is the fees ? (thinking to take LLB)

3) Do I need to pay anything when applying ? eg : like HELP university you have to pay like RM 250 first

Thanks.

1) Fill up the form, bring your SPM and/or STPM result, pay the fees and viola.

2) Refer BAC website.

3) Pay the tuition fee during registration, you can choose lump sum or installment, this too can be found on BAC website.

RM15k|year?

got part time UOL LLB at BAC?

how many subjects per semester, per year?

Yea, per year.

And part time = full time, just with more flexible time table.

Same subjects, same thing with full time students.

Of course it does. One of the largest in PT I guess . Mine started with 80.
U decide, either 3 or 4 subjects per sem.

noted. thanks.

hmm.. seems like a good option for working bees.
got 80 subjects in BAC to choose from meh?

Dude.....80 subjects ? Dats the number of students..... U dnt have 80 subjects for law ,,,,

your reply so ambiguous le.

ha ha,,,, you call that ambiguous !! when u start law, then u will see the real ambiguity ...

i don't think your answer can be equated to how law is ambiguous la.

Studying law at Malaysia quite sad huh, not much choice to choose from, have to go bac even though their facilities so teruk.

I think he meant 80 students