I suspect utar grad quality
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 Apr 16 2014, 10:10 PM
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ITT, kebodohan yang teramat.
You don't go to local universities to get "tough education", "grind through classes". You go there for the high quality communities. You get connections, learn from domain experts/peers and so on. You grind domain skills that you cannot get from going to classes. Classes are just basic supplements. If you need to "grind" through it and feel that it is difficult, you're doing it wrong. |
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Apr 16 2014, 10:51 PM
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QUOTE(LaiFany @ Apr 16 2014, 10:15 PM) This. It's not about the tough education. It's about all the people you meet and the experiences you get during the journey. Sadly, UTAR focuses on the former. cough cough, is it really the case?   Birds of the same feather flock together. QUOTE(YKayz @ Apr 16 2014, 10:20 PM) One thing you should know, ppl tend to perceive on brand itself. Meh, the brand is established by the quality of the students. If the students are shite, the brand is going to be crap. For example, ppl would prefer someone like ts who grad from University Malaya but he got through by cheating in his fyi, compared to other brand that being perceived as inferior like Tarc,Utar,Uitm, and etc. On the industrial level, this is an open secret. Everyone nitpicks based on branding. Saves a bloody lot of time. This is mere game of statistics. What's so difficult about that? Besides, if that particular individual cheated and got through his life successfully with this tactic, can you really fault his logic? Most people are cunts anyway. If you aren't competent, you'd get squashed anyway. |
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