Currently I'm in major doubt in my bad decisions of picking "UCSI" as I enrolled into this Electrical and Electronics program this year a few weeks back, and where my parents paid RM 9.3k for the fees, and "locked down" for half the year in this university.
And if I withdrawn myself from the program now, I will only be refunded for ~5K, by the looks of it based on their online policy.
Because apparently I find some of the things here is quite "unpleasing" about the current lecturers I'm currently with, and community of students that I am with.
As apparently E&E isn't their "popular" program with 11 students studying in Year 1, where Chemical Engineering it is the most abundant capping at 30-40.
Seemingly, it looks like there are quite a few lecturers who can't even speak "proper fluent English" conducting the lessons, especially ones from overseas, who is currently teaching me one of the MPU subject, and will be teaching me "Mathematical Methods for Engineers I" next semester... And some of the lecturers who are teaching Calculus, doesn't really "teach" at all, by just pressing next on slides and showing answer on it.
This makes me very skeptical with whole their E&E Programs and their lecturer's professionalism here in UCSI, hence I planned to change back to MMU the next year if possible, and retake some of their Year 1 subjects to compensate of syllabus differences, if required, but I'm not sure am I able to do so, and also will it affect my PTPTN if I apply it now?
As I have a bad "insecure" feeling if I continue onward here in UCSI. The sole reason I chosen UCSI, is mainly because of "convenience" to get back home, and my parents are able to fetch me there and back.
And they urge me not to stay in Accommodation where it will burden them for my living expenses there.
But they are now also skeptical about my progress in UCSI.
Please leave your opinions.
Currently all my lectures are mixed with other Engineering Departments from either Mechatronics, Mechanical, or Chemical and so on.
Does anyone know the regarding PTPTN, if I plan to change uni to MMU, how should I handle my PTPTN?
This post has been edited by iSean: May 20 2017, 11:25 PM
PTPTN and Transferring to another Uni in Year 2, From UCSI (Fin. Year 1) to MMU in 2018