Nothing much, if you compare HELP uni life to taylor's or other uni.
HELP is like office, with many blocks. It's definitely not like taylor's, if you know what i mean.
But overall, it's okay. You can find many varieties of restaurants around there.

Hostel and psychology course, idk cuz i'm not living there and i'm studying business.
you can check their website http://www.help.edu.my/ for the contact number.

I think every college or uni also has its own carpark problem, not only HELP

but well, HELP does have carpark problems.
It's better if you have 8am class. Then you can come early to uni and park your car.

Else, you have to double park or something.
There's other place for you to park but idk where.

Of course IMO, if there's lrt station nearby your house, it's better to take the lrt.
Yup, it's something like floor by floor.

There's 2 campus (?) actually. One is the main block, another one is KPD/Wisma.
Main block is for foundation students while KPD/Wisma are for degree and A-levels.

This post has been edited by elm0001: Feb 16 2012, 01:32 PM

Law department is at 7th floor

Not sure, you have to ask the department for more information
They will guide you.

This post has been edited by elm0001: Feb 24 2012, 01:20 PM

wait what? seriously?

no la, i think it's for newcomers only

old students will remain the same i guess.
if not, my course fee also wouldn't be the same until now.

Yes, even 500 bucks also i think it's expensive lol.

I'm business student

still in HELP.

Doing my 2nd year. Gonna go 3rd year soon.

How about you?

This post has been edited by elm0001: Mar 1 2012, 07:47 PM

lol yup, may 2010 intake

You can call HELP or visit HELP business department for more info.
And also the hostel.
But living at HELP hostel is expensive, idk i heard it from my friends.

About the study environment, it's definitely not like Taylor's or any other Unis.

not sure, but you can email Mr. Radin at ahmadrab@help.edu.my to ask him for more info about foundation.

yeah they increased the price like damn a lot.

i was in foundation in arts in year 2009, that time the course fee was around 14k only

normally lecturers will tell you which books you should get and stuff.
then you can get the books from seniors or buy from the suppliers (if the lecturers got call them to come).

well, they accept book vouchers too but by that time your voucher edi expired

wait, you're like asking 2 questions

you mean enrol the subject or what?

So you're gonna study psychology? Like what David said, there's the time and location you need to gather written in the paper when you get your offer letter, so no worries

About the HELP residence, i think you need to ask them. I'm not that sure about this.

Since this Sunday is the dateline, there's no time for you to gather the documents you need on time.
Usually, students will pay for their first sem money using their own money, they will then apply for ptptn from the next sem onwards. So you'll have to wait for the next application.

But just in case you need more info, you can always see Mr. Amran at main block regarding ptptn.

This post has been edited by elm0001: Apr 13 2012, 08:15 PM

lol it all depends on your own preference.

i'm taking finance but i don't see many students using ipads/tabs for notes tho.
hardcopy notes are always the best for me

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Added on August 17, 2012, 11:51 pmomg, i'm so jealous that you get to work in US!

This post has been edited by elm0001: Aug 17 2012, 11:51 PM

wear casual can edi

orientation is just walking around the department, introduce this and that yada yada

what's your major?

i don't think they open on saturdays. and about the books, you have to visit there and ask them