Yaya..busy studying..

Btw, go try the newly opened cafe opposite saloon, bookshop there.
The food is tasty.

Yea. dami. It's okay oni la..
Considering the price...and taste.
Not seriously that superb.

But it's better than the f&b u get in cafeteria though Considering that, it still is a fair price to pay. haha

Hmm... all I did was write everything that's needed, then include my results, recommendation letter, etc. Then afterwards they tell me I got accepted on conditional offer. After I get my final results, I sent it to them and got an unconditional offer.

jarodr9:Mid of jan... why don't you try? Western style universities are pretty flexible. Registration starts at February(even if it is Jan intake) so you might make it.

eh i read that the admission to engineering school requires at least a BBB or ABC .. which equivalent to 12 points from A-Levels..
but in applying with appeal will it be linient abit?
lets say i get 10 points in worst case scenario

You need a CGPA worth a B grade to get in. That's what they told me(when I receive the conditional offer letter).

Try first lah... if you don't try, then it's too late already. 2 weeks left you know

oh yea.. my exam's over!! wuhoo!!!

my living expenses is very very low..

rental 200/month
utility around 50/month
F&B around 50/week (lunch outside, dinner cook)
petrol around 100/month (go back KL every weekend)
no printing expenses cz using uni's credit..
no photostating of books cz i dun need it..

excluding entertainment then my average cost is 550/month lo.. poor guy here

i pay my fees with High Achiever's discount + PTPTN n my hard earn money.. T_T living expenses paid by parents..

This post has been edited by farscope: Jan 20 2009, 02:00 AM

I think I would spend almost the same money as you.
Is it hard to maintain the average mark of 65% throughout the 3 years
to get High Achiever Scholarship? and PTPTN full loan xD

65%? not 60% meh? erm.. i dunno bout u, but for me it's quite easy to maintain >60%.. as long as u put some effort then it wont be hard. i score my 1st year with an average >70%, so it's more than enuf. but i dunno bout the other course's examination standards. mayb harder mayb easier.. also depends on yr year thou.. mayb for a same course, year 1 will be easier than year 2 or vice versa..

hah my living expenses is even lower


rental 50/month(staying at pelangi semenyih)
utility around 30/month
F&B around 50/week
petrol around 200/month (fuel guzzler car)

It's 65% for foundation and 60% for bachelor degrees.
I'm heading to Foundation in Business, but heard that it is tougher than engineering, Ha. xD
Maybe it is more packed.
Btw, thanks for your info.

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Added on January 21, 2009, 11:04 amWow, 50 per month ..

This post has been edited by khaishin: Jan 21 2009, 11:04 AM

ha.. u r onli low in rental.. i stay at TTS2 ma.. others more or less the same la.. i spend very less de la.. F&B 50/week is max.. usually i spend bout 20~30/week. utility is high cz of streamyx and air cond.. XD


oh oh.. foundation 65%? i see.. Business is tougher than engineering eh? no idea.. it all DEPENDS.. haha..

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Added on January 21, 2009, 11:10 ameh, foundation u cannot apply for PTPTN ya.. pls remember that just in case u dunno.. if u r aware of it then good la.. =)

This post has been edited by farscope: Jan 21 2009, 11:10 AM

lemme guess, ure staying under pioneer?

better find a house yourself, most of my friends staying in tts 3 bungalow pay peanuts for their rent. 1000$ for a bungalow. quite okay rite.

but i dont want to stay in tts, really is a ghost town haha .it's not like i wanna be 24/7 in unim , at least pelangi now have tesco.

Haha, ya, I know about it. Thanks.
Something to ask here.
Hm..Can I apply for Tinggi Foundation Scholarship by foundation result?
or it's just for A-level , SAM and STPM students?
Thanks

This post has been edited by khaishin: Jan 21 2009, 12:43 PM

forget ady le.. but as i noe Tinggi is quite hard to apply.. then they will shortlist some candidates then onli a few will receive it..

Hi all,

Just to inform all of you that the University's Annual Dinner 2009 will be coming soon.

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hi, I'm here trying to gather some info abt this campus.
How was the students life here?
Whats the student density thr?
Is the lecturers strict?
Is thr alot of h.work/assignment?
Whats urs conclusion/comment abt this u?

I'm considering taking engineering course

Emmm....life in this campus is pretty nice among those private institutional but faraway from entertainment city, u might find it awkward during your 1st few week but after sometimes u meet with new frenz , life there is like gila babi...wahaha!!!lecturer wise, I don't know the standard for now as I left this uni 2 years ago. Depend on your course, if you could find Dr.Cloke + his wife, Dr. ___ still giving lecture overthere...I think is still under control for lecture quality. UK education system consists of 30% assignment & 70% exam.....so it's depend which sector you would like to score well. I would comment there is a chance for you to taste how's oversea uni tastes like when you go aboard to UK further your study bcoz of different countrymen joined in this campus as you could find UK student spends their year to come here and study b4 heading back to their home. It's quite nice but not the fee ofcoz...haha

going to join nottingham mechanical engineering next week

i need some advice on everything form room rentals to foods

very newbie here

next week? means u r january intake lo? u haven find any rooms?

Im going for Foundation in Engineering April intake. Any ideas on where should i stay? on campus or off campus? my budget on room rental is rm500 per month. I want a single room, air conditioned and internet provided lol. Any recommendation? And how would i be going to University? Is it near?
Hows the life in campus there?