LMFAO very outstanding club, what have you guise learnt? ulti skills and jap av knowledge?

i have just finished my f5, i got b in my coco, isnt that bad? =(

I have to say, that doesnt really matter in applying scholarships in malaysia. I myself scoring full A1 in SPM and yet active in many co-curricular activities, somemore I manage to hit MSSM for my sport, but then, what did I get? All of those scholarships held by the gov are based on your INCOME TAX. so, dream on if you father's driving a S class mersc.

just sell the mersc n buy a kancil lor...

I prefer not to have any cars. A bike would be enough though.

This post has been edited by Elven: Mar 19 2009, 10:52 PM

kancil is not safe. kenot speed somemore.

can...
put some NOS and u can speed all u wan...
muahahahaahha!

if join civil defance or pertahanan awan for 1 year, can it as replacement for coco mark,

if u wan scholarship after SPM with JPA especially, involve yourself with activities that gives u certificates. I have friends that needed a big folder to organize their certs.

But what is more important, get the EXCELLENT results.

also for getting place at ipta for high requirment course, can i use civil defense certificate , i have emailed BPKP mohe, it was 1 week, don't get any replay, just it state "review"

also, how to fill coco mark form at upu form, need i write 7%

Hi Glassy,

Can you elaborate more on the points that had been bold?

For the past 3 years, I've participated in a few youth conferences, youth engagement programmes, and volunteering stuffs. But, my counsellor said, it doesn't count in the co-cu system. Confused already

BTW, to the others, I've also participated in a few programmes (virtually) outside the country, standalone/on my own (in other word, not representing the school, although when they ask me, from which school I come, I give them my school name). And I got a few referral letters from the organizers. Can it be used as a backup/support for me to enter uni, if my co-cu marks are low?

And I'm F5, and rarely active in co-cu

Thanks!

I have quit as a member of my school's marching band.

Sometimes it does

Depends on what course you intend to do in the future. If it's something competitive, yes, you would need an edge over other applications because remember, most people applying will have good enough academic achievements. Choose something you will enjoy and even better, something relevant to your future course.

Join something that is active and something that you feel you can learn from. Many people join and get positions for the sake of how it looks on paper, but is that all you can get from co-curricular activities? Don't forget if you have to write personal statements or do interviews for university entrance, you will need to talk about how your co-curricular involvement has shaped you, not how many things you have done or how many positions you have held.

If you find it hard to get involved cause you are form 4 in school, don't forget that there's much more things you can get involved in outside of school.

All I can say is that those little skills I picked up from co-curricular activities were heck loads more beneficial than what those As on my exam slip could get me.


This post has been edited by ayamFriendly: May 7 2016, 03:51 AM