Haha. The Allocations Office people are nice, but the rest of them... Haih. Best not to say, or I will still be complaining here until 6 AM tomorrow. Well if they don't want to improve, law of economics indicates that sooner or later they will be driven out of business by market forces. They've already lost their monopoly last sem what.

Not true. Raise enough stink and there will be changes. This sorta thing should not keep quiet. Only if you shut up can they continue. Besides, this is Pioneer not MACC...

Semenyih has one, I think I've seen it in town before somewhere-- Metro Driving Academy, IIRC. Office only though-- not sure where the actual practice areas are.

Yes, there are two different psychology programmes being offered at this campus. It depends which one you want and what you want to specialise in. Are you applying to BSc. Applied Psychology and Management Studies (APMS), jointly offered by I-WHO and Nottingham University Business School with a split focus on psychology and management studies, or ar you talking about the BSc. Psychology offered by the School of Psychology, purely about psychology and with aspects not in APMS's curriculum such as neural functions, etc.? The second option is new, yes. Just started last year. The requirements are also very strict, especially for the School of Psychology. Admission requirements also may differ depending on which intake you want to come in for: September admission requirements are generally less stringent than January intake, as January intake students actually undergo a more compressed course, hence the academic requirements are tougher.

For a psychology course, whether under APMS or Psychology, be prepared for LOTS of work and reading and studying and memorisation. We are required to read lots of journals, do our own research, write papers, do several presentations, etc. To find out about admission requirements, I suggest you look first at the university's website, then stop by the administrative office, or call and inquire, or come to one of the Open Days.