GCE O-Levels are for your regular curriculum and yes, are accepted. however, the SAT 1 is a must for everybody wanting to attend university in the USA.

Do you mean GCE O level can replace TOEFL ?

Erm..Anyone here had future studies At JAPAN?...need some guideline ,cause i saw most of peopel here is from UK / US / and other country...but just dont have any from JAPAN:)..thanks

anyone have question about Korea can ask me. In Seoul studying currently.

coming LYN edu thread to... help ppl? coz last time i remember i asked someone in here. Time to pay back i think

No. TOEFL or IELTS is required for international students coming in from countries whose native language is not English.

Oh yes you could help.
Get me some BB cream and Korean Ramen. =)
Are you in KU or SNU?

wow, need master japanese in speaking and writting and even reading...my fwen study there, migrate there.. all bahan rujukan in japanese, even some english books gt japanese translation.. well, he says.. no me XD

undergraduate in Japan will require fluency in Japanese because all classes are taught in Japanese. if you're doing graduate studies in Japan, then you'll have English taught classes, but even that depends on the university. I know ToDai offers graduate degree classes in English

I know JPA sends kids over after doing their foundation here to toughen up language skills.

http://www.studyinjapan.org.my/04_study/04_study3_step4.html

Perhaps you should be more specific about what you want to find out.

There is a thriving Malaysian expat community working in Japan, mostly in the Kantou area. Those guys work loooong hours as far as I can tell.

I am studying BSc Maths with Physics at University of Southampton at Southampton, England. Before that, I done a foundation at Cambridge Regional College at Cambridge, England.

During the time, I learned so much about the way of society works, government's policy, philosophy of life, etc. I try to not exaggerate too much but I seriously feel I learned more than my 5 years of secondary school. The reason I could think of is because when we experience different culture, it allows us to compare the both. It really opens up our prospective.

Racists do exists, but it has no way to avoid it unless we people mix enough to have same skins.

Academic-wise, I think local education is more intense (ie chemical eng need to learn programming language, islamic, moral, etc). The UK study is less intense, however it is not in my case due to the nature of my degree.

After all, students life are mean to be happiest or at least should be happiest. Make sure your study life is a memorable one.

Anyone can share experience going to germany for engineering? Good or bad?

I study at the Aston Business School, I read their programme on accessmasterstour before applying. Ten of Aston Business School’s courses have been ranked in the top 100 in the UK and Western Europe in the Eduniversal Best Masters Ranking 2017. I am interested in MSc Human Resource Management & Business. The course is distinctive in grounding the study of HRM within the broader discipline of management, with an emphasis on change management and strategy.

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MOst of my friends studying overseas told me that they usually still stick with malaysians. They feel that there's a barrier for making close friends with the locals there. However some of my friends who are the only few malaysians in campus do manage to mix closely with local groups.

This is very true, but my experience with malaysians studying in the UK tend to not mix because they prefer sticking with Malaysian not the other way round. I suppose they are more comfortable with Malaysian/Singaporean that they “forgot” to make an effort to mix with locals.

My friend from uk told me that they felt difficult talking to foreigners because they like to stick among themselves and make little effort to mix with others