Being in top 100 doesn't equate to being able to work overseas, or work in commonwealth country.
For instance, Chinese top universities are not all recognised by Malaysia.

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Added on August 2, 2009, 10:14 pmGenerally no.
This is a UK university who offers specialism modules right after the course starts. It's not like the Aus universities who mostly practise common 1st year. Anyway, I don't mean anything bad for Aus universities, but to each his need.

However, as informed ThinkingFox, you can change within several courses, usually within department.
Change of different department probably has two possibilities.
One is during the 1st two weeks of the course starts, you speak to the respective person about the change.
The other is after the 1st year end, you just go and apply for courses of other department and happily join their 1st year lo.

This post has been edited by tanjinjack: Aug 2 2009, 10:14 PM

Just my 2 cent.
The University itself has superb management and doesn't feel Malaysians to me.
But when you are talking about the cafe and the accommodation, we are in Malaysia anyway.
LOL...

Personal statement.

Follow the application form. Include whatever they ask for then is ok already.

One unit, 3 rooms, 1 toilet and 1 living hall.
1 room 2 beds.
Tables are in the living hall.

I went to Kapas today and found out that there is only ONE staff in the so called office, with one working table and some other office accessories.

Well, that's their workforce for the time being I guess (or perhaps I went during lunch hour), bear with the new management.

Hopefully the new management will give Pioneer some pressure to improve themselves!

Forgot to tell, that time I went to Kapas, I saw him using the phone to chit-chat ma...

In my department, the lecturers prepare all the notes, despite of the size.
Nonetheless, they are easily accessible printing service in the university. Depending on lecturers, you may collect your note in the U drive (accessible by all computers in the campus) or WebCT, and in either way, as long as you are using the TISCRA computers, you can easily send your files to a nearby printers and get the notes printed out.

As the rate, it's RM0.07 for A4 BW, RM0.30 for A3 BW.

Strictly 2+2 as far as I am concerned. Not sure if 1+3 is applicable, but definitely not 3+1.
You can receive a 2,000GBP scholarship per annum when you are at UK. That is not very competitive as far as I am concerned, achieving certain grades can grant you that already. Also, don't forget the 25% reduction during your studies in Malaysia.

Can't you just go to the website, check out the tuition fee and do the Maths yourself?
PTPTN loan is applicable during the 1st 2 years only, because it's eligible for local studies only.

Yes, for your studies, less likely for an on-campus accommodation.

This post has been edited by tanjinjack: Aug 21 2009, 11:26 AM

Any ideas on how to post classifieds on the email?
Just send email to Gerard?

A quick guess of mine is that the degree of Nottingham is of Finance, Accounting and Management, not merely Accounting only.
But, I'll let the business school folks to talk about it.

Your tutor should be notified and he/she will tell you what to do.

First two questions should be known from your offer letter, if not, email Admission office to find out.
From KLIA, you can take taxi. Long way is to take KLIA transit to KL central (or somewhere else), then catch the KTM to Kajang, then wait for Nottingham bus. A schedule of Nottingham bus can be found at sa.nottingham.edu.my

Swimming pool, yes, not Olympic size though.
ATM yes, Maybank and another bank I forgot.
NO, nearest fastfood is KFC, where you still need car to get there. Nearest McD is at Kajang, 30 minutes drive. Perhaps Cheras Selatan Jusco if you don't mind the extra mileage.
To go to KL, KTM.
Nearest shopping mall is Tesco and The Store. Those shop-able will be Jusco Cheras Selatan I guess. How about MetroPoing and MetroKajang in Kajang?



Find the person-in-charge of PTPTN loan. But you may want to wait for email about submission of application for PTPTN.

Just get to know it's FULL for all 5 islands halls.
If you apply before this, then pray you will be selected.
If you wish to apply later than this, then sorry, you probably don't stand a chance for on-campus accommodation already.

Yes.
About 5-10 minutes, depending on which part of the university.
If you are going to labs, workshops, or small seminar rooms in the blue buildings, then Tasik 5 is probably nearer than the on-campus halls, just that, no shade for the scorching sun and the heavy rain.

TTS5 (inclusive of Edu Square) ah, not sure. I believe they are in demand since on-campus is now out.
If you really need to settle at TTS2 or TTS4, get a bicycle.

More than 45 minutes. It's about 5-6km far I believe.
If you need some daily routine stuff, the convenience store in the campus maybe of your help, but the price is quite expensive when compared to outside.

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Added on August 26, 2009, 7:06 pmOr you may take the bus to Tesco on every Friday.

This post has been edited by tanjinjack: Aug 26 2009, 07:06 PM

Perintis Kencana is the name?