Something I want to ask the Sunway students:
You know we have to pay the annual fees to the college (including library and computer lab fees) and I believe we paid a deposit for this as well (please confirm this with me).Is it true that we can claim these payments back from the college after we complete the course?I'm growing more disinterested in studying at Sunway due to the expensive fees, student-unfriendly policy to deferment, very long hours, parking etc.

I'm torn between taking P7 at Sunway and KSA.Sunway mainly to pay the annual fee to keep my membership active and Mr. Goh is an ok lecturer (though his lectures tend to make me sleepy).
KSA because Jackson seems to be good at this and I get the option to only pay for the sessions up to the week the results are out.

The dilemma is that I'm worried for my results for the last sitting, if I didn't do well I'll have to defer P7 to the next sitting to avoid taking 4 papers.At Sunway I'll have to pay the whole RM1000+ upfront and if I can't take it this sem after the results the whole payment is sunk and the most I can get is 50% off for next sitting.And after this paper I'll probably not take anything at Sunway anymore.So if I'm not continuing at Sunway anymore do I have to officially apply to the college or just not do anything?

I found it so too...all the waiting and waiting...

I think you can call ACCA is a "simple" professional course but "never easy".

The reason i said so it is not fair to describe ACCA as merely "brain-dumping" exercise (throw everything you know or memorise).
Some prefer to call it "bullshitting" (argue & explain based on your knowledge not on text provided). It is partially correct to say it that way for P1,P3 and some professional papers (even certain lecturers admit so). ACCA is simple to define but never easy to comprehend as it is impossible that no theoretical, models, formulaes, framework will be included in any ACCA syllabus.

It will do no justice to those who had failed once / twice ...... in any ACCA papers as this was a norm in the past history. Sometimes you need to be a hardworking student (pratice, memorise, no truancy) or a smart student (focus, innovative, reasoning) or the aggresive student (get every kaplan, BPP books he / she can get). Some approach work on certain papers and some failed completely, while some were lucky to spot the correct topic.

Well i don't know most of you out there but i can deduce from my past experience, most ACCA students have a common behaviour.
B4 result = scared to death, negative mind-set, a pass will suffice, conduct a party if pass, pray very hard, stay up all day to wait for result.....
After result (if pass) = complain why marks not high enough   (for those aiming for world prize), telling juniors the paper was not so tough actually.
After result (if fail) = You don't want me to tell do ya?