Thanks!

I hope my schedule won't be crazy. >_< And I'm afraid as well, as I'm going into 2nd year straight in Bachelor of marketing Comm. >_< Hope my travelling won't be very bad.

The earliest class usually at 8am? O_O

Hey any idea why the chicken cross the road?

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I'm curious about that as well.

Looking to take up A levels in HELP as the edexcel format really appeals to me. Will be attending open day next sat. (:

Paid by semester. ><

I'm going in for January intake as well, 6th Jan! Ah! T_T

A level not started on 2nd jan. It is the orientation day as quoted by HELP representative over the phone.
btw, I will attend the open day next week to enrol for a level

Anyone in HELP taking PTPTN here? ><

good luck, u'll like it at HELP

Semester.. I see. thanks for the heads up.
How are HELP's a levels doing btw?
Student - lecturer ratio?
Pass-fail rate?

Its very successful, very popular and a few hundred people in the intake. Students get into the top unis like oxford, lse, cambridge, imperial, ucl etc.

erm, depends, some classes can be around 20, some around 10. it all depends on your subject combos, but in general its a good ratio and there isnt any problems.

not sure, but its a very high passing rate. but it doesnt really matter, its up to you if you study. dont need to compare to how other people do

Are you a student there? :]
Yeah, my cousin studied at help and now she's studying in KCL in UK.

Thanks for the info

ex student.

Hi, I'm a student currently studying A-Levels in HELP University College. Any questions? I don't mind answering them.

anyone here have information bout pharmacy program from HICT?

How about the university placement department?
Do they provide enough help and information for university application?
I am interested to go to US after a levels.
How is the break / holiday for A levels January intake?

What are A levels like?

The edexcel exams that are once every 2 months, let's say they test you on chapter 1 and 2 on the first exam, the second exam they don't carry on with chapter 1 and 2, right? It's straight away 3 and 4?

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How is the workload?

on average how many hours per subject a day?
6 hours per subject per week = 2 hours per day for three days?

which intake are you in?

Yes they do provide alot of info, talks and guidance to apply to universities (UK, Aus, USA, elsewhere like hk, india etc.)

If you have an intake in jan, your first major break/holiday will be around june, after you exams. but i think in between around march or something you have a break. i cant remember.


and no one follows the workload pattern seriously, just go at your own pace, but the workload isnt that bad, especially in the first term. 2nd and 3rd sem you might find the workload a bit tougher, but thats normal.

If you join in january 2010 intake, your first exam is in may/june, second exam is january 2011, 3rd and final exam is in may/june 2011.

yes thats how its like, they test you on chapter 1 and 2 in this exam, and the next exam is only on chapter 3 and 4 etc.. but you WILL need the foundations of the previous chapters/exams to do well in the next exams/chapters, although questions directly from previous chapters usually are not asked in the exam. but you shouldnt just throw it out of your head after that exam

Yo hey Gomes, what are you doing right now?

isnt paying by semester more expensive than paying in one lump sum by 10%?

Going for the january intake next year btw

I think it depends on how many subjects. Oh me too!

Anyone staying in HELP hostel? ><