DireAnguish5678>>>>>thx alot for da info...it really helps alot....but erm...as u said going to aust really did cost quiet alot...n dats y i dun wish to go there dat fast n finish avting there...coz it will b a heavy burden for my parents...
btw,how bout studying pharm in US???i went to inti ytd to enquire bout a course intro by my fren-Amerian Transfer Degree....any advice or opinian bout it???is pharm in US recognise world wide???

You don't want a heavy burden for your parents? In that case just take whatever course a local public u is willing to offer you. I think you're a great person for wanting to put your parents first, and i'm sure after you graduate from a local public u and start working, you can earn enough money to not only take care of yourself, siblings, and parents, but also pursue your interests in your life.

haha....how nice of u to say dat...but im going to IMU prob..cant get a place in public uni...
but im taking a 4+0 local programme in pharm...
can i further my studies in overseas once i graduate form IMU v IMU degree???

Why do you need to further your study after getting ur BPharm/MPharm? lol

but I just told you how hard it is to score an A at imu -- you'd want to get a firstclass degree don't you? You seriously want to study there? Did you not read the other person's post about how packed the photocopy shop always is?

i had a friend who came back from the imu open day saying that the lecturer "can't even speak english!". Yeah, ask imu students about Prof Kyan Aung.

There must be a university that you can get into in Australia -- there are so many to choose from! Trust me, direct entry is worth it.

Can anyone tell me IMU is associated with which college .
If I want to be a dentist can I get through it by taking foundation then go to IMU?

Reply is kindly appreciated .

hey! any seniors know what's the difference between tortora and marieb?? i find marieb quite long winded lar... and am intending to buy tortora but then the bookstore in imu has no more stock... anyone knows where can i get it??

the first step is to stop expecting to be spoon fed, and go to the imu website and find out......all the info to answer your questions are there.........

if you don't know the url, mr. google is you friend...........

He speaks proper english, just with added slangs and monotonous. But his lecture is well structured and up to date. If you're able to survive the 1 hour without sleeping, its very good. He writes better then say.

agreed. his notes are one of the most complete ones. a little heavy on the info, but at least you won't need to refer to books when using his notes.


go to the library and read tortora and see if it suits you better than marieb. kamal bookstore in kl is another place to get your medical books.

Spoon fed? The reason I asked because I know the information on the site is outdated and path to dentist isn't listed on the site. I even checked the caches for this, so please shut up if you don't know.

Rather than taking foundation in some colleges, it is a better idea to just go for Cambridge A-Levels,Australian year 12 programs,International Baccalaureate Diploma and the like.A much more globally accepted qualification like that would serve as a better passport to tertiary education than Foundation programs.

sooo is IMU bpharm ok overall??
sum say is good sum say is not so...
kinna confuse..sobxxx...coz i duno where to go...stuck in da mid...need opinian especially from seniors currently in IMU....
thx...^^

since you insist on spoonfeeding......

http://www.imu.edu.my/pro-un-dentistry.html

http://www.imu.edu.my/pro-un-entry.html

http://www.imu.edu.my/partner-dental.html

http://www.imu.edu.my/pro-admission.html

which information there is outdated?

This post has been edited by limeuu: Mar 15 2010, 11:42 AM

this is kinda rude, dont ya think? Sigh be a lil more polite if u wanna join IMU ...

Actually, now that you mentioned that, she might just be perfect for imu.

This post has been edited by DireAnguish5678: Mar 15 2010, 07:13 PM

how do you know it's a she..........

Ok I know i'll come under heavy fire for asking this, but does anyone know if pms students get discounts on their pms fees? The fees stated in the pms tuition fees list (on idrive) seem to be cheaper than those stated on the uni websites. Eg adelaide, keele, leeds... Just wondering if anyone knows the reason behind the disparity

i think the pms list fees are indicative.......some are obviously the same over several years, suggesting they have not been updated.........the fees on the respective uni's websites should be the correct ones........

.... you are doing medicine my dear.... How can there be discount on your fees? even if it's 1% they might be losing a few hundred pounds or dollars...

Some of the fees are really outdated. I remember some SRC's people came and ask my batch who wants the matching handbook for m108 and claimed that the fees are the newly updated ones, but.... looks like it's not.

This post has been edited by Yeyechan: Mar 17 2010, 01:21 AM