have shared. couldnt be bothered to share AGAIN .

there are topics relating to each country of studies. just browse those topics, u'll get the idea.

LOL if u dont get to use ur lecturers doesnt mean they're useless .

i would love for u to further define ur statement.

lets start with "IPTA are in the THES ranking while IPTS are nowhere to be found".

err... yes? not sure what u're implying here .

relating to my earlier statement, in my experience, i've taught students who strongly prefers to work alone/independently. i have no problems with that, as long as they deliver at the end of the project or semester. but if the same student complains that "lecturers are useless", memang makan gua punya kaki lor

if u look at the architectural association (AA) school in london, the students have an election to elect their head of school. u cant get any stronger than that . i've seen first hand how they toppled a top european architect who was the head of school back in 2004 in favor of a new, more radical architect. if only malaysia could vote their own prime minister...

when i was studying in london, i have 2 flatmates: a guy from jordan of palestinian descent, and a spanish guy of japanese descent.

we get along great. i'm still close with both of them. the palestinian guy studied archaeology, quite good looking, and also the vice warden in the place i was staying. every other night he'll bring home a different girl, and occasionally we can girls screaming from his room.

the japanese guy, on the other hand, is desperate for a girlfriend. he speaks english, spanish and japanese fluently, and a little bit of french and german. he is very social, but could never get a girl home. he's not that bad looking either. always hangout my room talking about his miserable social life.

all of us get along just fine. we clearly define our boundaries, especially on food. since both the palestinian and i are muslim, we compartmentalize our fridge from the jap's. he's not a big fan of cooking, most of the time i cook stuffs for him, coz it's easier that i dont have to worry about halal stuffs.

however, the jap moved out after 8 months. in came a PRC guy who could barely speak english. somehow that made him less social with us. he invaded our fridge with alot of pork, used our utensils to cook pork and so on. we repeatedly explained to him about our "needs", he seems oblivious and always assumed that we're trying to convert him to Islam hahaha!

i didnt stay long after that. after finishing my masters, i quickly moved out. i heard my palestinian friend kicked him out of the flat not long after that .

i dunno what sort of mojo the palestinian guy has. i'm more curious as to how he chat up the girls before convincing them to come home in the first place.

the jap guy now back in japan. he has a girl friend now, since he's not bad looking. hell, he speaks 5 different languages and has a masters in embryology. but he was miserable during the few months he was in london. and japanese chicks? overrated lah. it's VERY hard to find the ones that is hot.

problem with that is, he's not hitting the right person. he's been hitting all girls that anything BUT asians. he's sort of... short. well, average malaysian height lah. so most of the time, height IS a factor.

but i'm sure he's screwing all the girls he can find in tokyo right now haha.



i do not sleep. i am ever present. i am the internet.

actually, if u could afford to study in australia, u should afford studying in the UK, no problem. just avoid big cities like london and u'll be fine. australia might sound cheaper due to the exchange rate, but u could buy most of the stuffs in the UK with relatively the same price with australia.

i AM talking about purchasing power.

buck for buck, living cost in most cities in the UK is comparable to australia. big australian cities like sydney and melbourne can be more expensive than the UK (except for london, edinburgh or birmingham).