1st page still list you as student.. pls update details

Pls update me as alumni (bbuscom). thank you.

This post has been edited by hwachong: Oct 28 2015, 11:30 PM

major in economics and banking & finance. about singapore requirements, i think h1 math should be sufficient, tho i applied with h2 math. coincidentally i had singapore a lvls too haha

you're from hwa chong?

yup haha

similar case, dont want to reveal to much here

I am actually considering USM Bachelor of social sciences in sociology and anthropology. I know it's worlds apart from Monash and it would be hard to get in. But the idea of the course seems nice.

Hey Monashian,

update the list, alumi in BBuscom =)

not student?

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This post has been edited by ___Sean: Jan 3 2016, 05:52 PM

Stephaniexx

lolol reported in.

ayam from Clayton Campus doing Engineering. LOL

just finished my finals for 3rd year.

added you to the list... welcome to the family

Monash graduates ranked 56th most employable in the world: Global survey



https://www.timeshighereducation.com/carous...ng-2015-results

Hi guys... I now sit on the alumni board for the SG chapter... if u guys wanna hope over for jobs in Sg, do join us!!!

https://www.facebook.com/groups/monashalumnisingapore/
https://www.facebook.com/monashalumni.sg/?fref=ts

Hi Lowyat. Just finished AUSMAT in Sunway College this year and wish to proceed to Bachelor of Accounting and Finance.
Torn between Sunway University Bsc Accounting/finance accredited by Lancester University or Monash Malaysia Bachelor of Commerce (maj. Accounting).


Any seniors can give advice on both the courses in terms of difficulty, reputation and in general?
One of my seniors told me the course in Sunway was easier compared to Monash and their friends were suffering in Monash. (not that I'm not up to a challenge).


If it's worth mentioning, I am most likely eligible for full scholarship in Sunway (ATAR >95), however, it would be tricky for Monash case (RM10k a year for 3 years) if I achieve ATAR 98.

Thanks in advance!

Correct me if I'm wrong, I thought Monash no longer has Bachelors of commerce from 2016 onwards.

Anyone from engineering here? Would like to know how seniors build the egg car for the catapult..
Any ideas and advices would be appreciated!
Currently brain stucked and very stress
These are the competition details:
Objective

Design and build a "vehicle" that is powered only by one standard rubber band to transport a raw chicken egg the greatest possible horizontal displacement without breaking the egg.


Rules

1. The vehicle must be constructed from basic components. The components, however, cannot be parts from toy cars. Otherwise, there is no restriction on the material that could be used for the vehicle.

2. The vehicle must not have any parts that can rotate. The egg must not rotate also while the vehicle is moving and must remain on the vehicle so you might want to use a "seatbelt" for the egg.

3. You must design and construct your own catapult using only one standard rubber band. The rubber band may be cut but it may not be treated with chemicals or heated or cooled.

4. The vehicle must be launched using a catapult.

5. The catapult with the rubber band must be anchored to the ground at the starting point.

6. You are not allowed to use any lubricant in the form of liquid (including ice) or powder for test-runs.

7. Displacement will be measured relative to the centre point of the egg.

Hi there! CS student here, just completed my first year. I don't know much about Taylor's but i can give you a gist of what it's like to take CS in Monash. from my experience so far, the coursework in Monash reallyyyyyyyyyyyyy is time-consuming and you won't have much free time. every week there'll be assessments in the form of tests or coding practicals so you've gotta keep up with everything, no chilling. don't mean to scare you or anything hahaha but if you've got good time management (unlike me) everything will be alright and you wont have to burn the midnight oil. the subject offering in Monash Malaysia is limited, but you've got the chance to apply for an exchange to study in Monash's other campuses as well, where there's a bigger variety of minor offerings. in terms of employability, Monash seems to have a good record too. the peeps from Australia put up a website to promote the course here: http://www.futureburger.com.au/ but be aware that most of the goodies on the site don't really apply here in Malaysia. Oh, and the IT students here are pretty small bunch heh. yeah, that's my two cents.

yup that's true. with the really high requirements, the intake was too low. apparently fewer than 10 students hahah.