What is the comparison for A-Levels tuition fees among colleges? Which college offers a more resonable fee?

Tuition fee 6300
Library Fee 400
Student Services Fee 175
Computer Fee 300
Science Lab Fee (total of 3) 870
College Exam Fee 450

total: 8495
this is for 1 sem in Taylors , u have 3 sems
of course im not biting the hands that feed me lah... it is just that..I feel that taylors kindda charge a lot of miscellaneous fees just my 2 cents

INTI would be almost 20k

Taylors add up to be almost 27k

Sunway cost slightly less than taylors, not clear about the figure

if you really want a cheap one then go tarc. it's only rm8.5k in total for 3 sems.

i thought sunway is more expensive than taylors? Please correct me if Im wrong

Whoa ... A level only requires 20+ k. Thats, for rich people to study

Taylor's is a couple thousand more expensive than Sunway

indeed. exam fees still not counted yet

hmmppphh...just wondering...if Taylors' tuition fee is more expenisive compared to Sunway, why are there more rich kids in the latter?

it's just a matter of preference, dear. And there are quite a number of rich kids in Taylors too, although i have yet to see any proof that there are MORE rich kids in Sunway. But then again, does it matter that much?

Please state how many subjects. Taylors is 20 for 3 and 27 for 4. If im not wrong sunway is 18 and 23 or aorund there. Inti is 13k and 17k for 3 and 4 subs each. Inti scholarship is worth 1k more for each a u have as compared to taylors and sunway. TarC i heard is cheap but i not sure price. But i wonder why with that kind of price, taylors have 1.5k students (roughly estimate) and inti has 100 plus..sunway has a lil more den inti only..haha

KDU a-levels is also around RM20k I think.

the lecturers in taylors r mostly experienced 1..

If you are talking experience i think most lecturers are experienced in most well recognised centres. I know some places dat has some lecturers who were previously working at taylors but left due to certain reasons.

Erm..im planning to take either 3 or 4 subjects. Confirmed taking Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and if possible Economics. Any advices on this?

Good choice.......

Depends on what course u wanna pursue after your a-levels. U can learn A LOT from further math btw, but thats only if u're interested in math and mechanics or statistics.

I guess i would prefer to pursue biology-related field after A-Levels.
Perhaps something like medicine or biomedical scence.
I love anatomy.
Any suggestions or comments are welcomed.

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Added on November 7, 2007, 1:02 pmWhat is further maths for? I love maths and add maths but i hate electromagnetism and stuff (as of SPM level).
I heard further maths is kinda tough.
Statistics should be ok. But mechanics??? hmmm...

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Added on November 7, 2007, 1:06 pmI wanna pursue biology-related course not because of $$ but because of anatomy. Chemistry is not really my cup of tea tough And i don't feel like working in laboratories for the rest of my life.

This post has been edited by starryangel: Nov 7 2007, 01:06 PM

In further math, there's pure math, mechanics & statistics.

Pure math part is more like advance modern math. Just to give you an idea of what you'll be learning, there'll be proofs, vectors, matrices, further calculus, hyperbolic functions etc.

In mechanics, there's simple harmonic motion, projectile motion, momentum & impulses, equilibrium of rigid bodies, rotation of rigid bodies and 1 or two more i can't remember right now. They are REALLY FUN to work on, imho.

In statistics there's further distribution, hypothesis testing, chi-square tests, and bivariate data stuff.

So, no, there are no electromagnetism stuff.

As for your interest anatomy and biology related fields, i cannot comment since i am not well-informed in those areas.

p/s: Btw those are just my experiences based on Cambridge A-Levels. I'm not sure about London board's further math syllabus.

This post has been edited by cain: Nov 7 2007, 01:40 PM

Further maths is quite hard and you need to be very hardworking if you are planning to take it.

Mechanics is a bit like the one of last chapter of Add Maths.That one that involves differentiation and integration to change distance,velocity or acceleration.If not,it's quite similar to the first few chapter in SPM physics about motion.No electromagnetic stuff.

Pretty fun stuff,IMO.

This post has been edited by Cheesenium: Nov 7 2007, 02:07 PM