QUOTE(Iliveunderwater @ Apr 12 2009, 06:28 PM)
1. Well here's the thing, you never say your statement clearly, so I probably didn't have the motivation to either, but here goes man, be ready for it, there are also those whom are 4As - 9As that don't get those scholarships and are considered excellent students and some of them may have excellent extra-curricular background as well and some might be state and national athletes too. Especially those that are non-bumiputra because the scholarships are given a little more emphasis to bumiputra, so there will be some non-bumi and a few bumi that don't get it. Whats most important is that those 3As to No-A-at-all students don't get in public universities.
we are not just talking about gov or glv scholarships... we r talking about scholarships in general.. there's asean scholarship, fulbright.. so many others that dont discriminate on race... if they allow their extra curricular activities to affect their studies, i dont consider them excellent.. they might be a excellent fballer like rooney, but not as an academician. look at nicol david, frank lampard... these are examples of ppl that do well in studies n their activities. go to any private coll, with 9A1s u r ensured of a scholarship.
2. Looks like you showed how selfish you are, just because you're rich you are now discriminating poor kids. Poor kids have a harder life and it is even harder for them to score in their studies because they need to help their family to get money for food and shelter while you stick your butt at home playing dota and have everything spoon-fed at you until you become a guy that think he is the best people in the world and not realizing it is because he was BORN rich which made it easier for him to get success.
whether u like it or not, that's the way it is. poor students have disadvantages and many can't work through this challenge. those that can will do well and hopefully move their family ur the social class. i didnt discriminate at all, i am just talking facts. not all rich kids waste their time, usually rich parents wants their kids to stay rich therefore providing more useful activities and because poor parents are most of the time preoccupied making $$$, their children are neglected. read books from syed akbar ali, and u will know more.
3. Haha, here's the thing man, you contradicted yourself there. First you said poor kids don't do good in their studies because they're poor, now you're saying what makes me think poor kids don't get scholarships? Well, since majority of poor kids don't do well, not all of them will get scholarships. Think about those who get 10Cs for SPM.
we are talking about percentage like the bell stats graph u learn in form 5. i am talking talking about absolute. and i am not contradicting myself. poor kids in 'general' dont do as well, meaning mayb the lower 75% of the poor kids and well off kids meaning the top 40% of the well off kids.
4. Again, you say things out of thin-air, just like in the other thread about MMU vs Swinburne, and people are already complaining about you. What is the proof that matriculation students have some kind of standard that you're talking about? For what I know they don't accept everybody inside the matrics, only the good ones. My friend got 7As for SPM and he needed to APPEAL to get into matrics, and he is a malay, imagine that, not that easy. My sister used to be a matriculation student as well and now she is a doctor, graduated from an overseas university, people at the hospital are praising her for her work.
then why segregate and give a short cut to certain ppl just because of their race? even if it is though, everything is not transparent at all. it is all internal markings, why cant they just have a standardize exam? why the seperation? ppl can say all they want, i believe in freedon of speech.
5. Dude, in public universities, for like courses like medic and engineering, you need to get 4.0 to confirmed to STAY in and not get kicked out. Even 3.8 is dangerous already and you might get kicked out. Other than that, what you're saying about monash isn't true and out of thin-air, just as usual, you know why? you wanna know why? because monash still needs to money no matter what, so they won't kick students that easily. Public universities don't need any profit from students, so they can kick the lousy ones anytime. My dad is an education officer dude so I know, take that.
what education officer? lol... kick out? have u been reading the newspaper? local public u phd students taking more than 6 years to get their phds and not to mention even of the super low numbers. have they been kick out? no, they have been fed with the tax payers $$$ to enjoy their stay in western countries. if other unis, more than 5 years you will be out and your grants will run dry already.
6. Public universities are very very selective in the process of admitting students, especially those high ranking ones, one, because there's not much space for everyone here, so they need to get only the best people. So whatever it is, I have already said it, at least public universities won't have all those Fail students or C/D grade students getting in just because they're rich.
high ranking? err.. what ranking? they are not even ranked in the top 100 unis in the world. we are talking about percentile here, i am not saying all of the students are bad, but the standard is much lower. maybe you have not been out of the country before to compare the standards of unis.
we are not just talking about gov or glv scholarships... we r talking about scholarships in general.. there's asean scholarship, fulbright.. so many others that dont discriminate on race... if they allow their extra curricular activities to affect their studies, i dont consider them excellent.. they might be a excellent fballer like rooney, but not as an academician. look at nicol david, frank lampard... these are examples of ppl that do well in studies n their activities. go to any private coll, with 9A1s u r ensured of a scholarship.
2. Looks like you showed how selfish you are, just because you're rich you are now discriminating poor kids. Poor kids have a harder life and it is even harder for them to score in their studies because they need to help their family to get money for food and shelter while you stick your butt at home playing dota and have everything spoon-fed at you until you become a guy that think he is the best people in the world and not realizing it is because he was BORN rich which made it easier for him to get success.
whether u like it or not, that's the way it is. poor students have disadvantages and many can't work through this challenge. those that can will do well and hopefully move their family ur the social class. i didnt discriminate at all, i am just talking facts. not all rich kids waste their time, usually rich parents wants their kids to stay rich therefore providing more useful activities and because poor parents are most of the time preoccupied making $$$, their children are neglected. read books from syed akbar ali, and u will know more.
3. Haha, here's the thing man, you contradicted yourself there. First you said poor kids don't do good in their studies because they're poor, now you're saying what makes me think poor kids don't get scholarships? Well, since majority of poor kids don't do well, not all of them will get scholarships. Think about those who get 10Cs for SPM.
we are talking about percentage like the bell stats graph u learn in form 5. i am talking talking about absolute. and i am not contradicting myself. poor kids in 'general' dont do as well, meaning mayb the lower 75% of the poor kids and well off kids meaning the top 40% of the well off kids.
4. Again, you say things out of thin-air, just like in the other thread about MMU vs Swinburne, and people are already complaining about you. What is the proof that matriculation students have some kind of standard that you're talking about? For what I know they don't accept everybody inside the matrics, only the good ones. My friend got 7As for SPM and he needed to APPEAL to get into matrics, and he is a malay, imagine that, not that easy. My sister used to be a matriculation student as well and now she is a doctor, graduated from an overseas university, people at the hospital are praising her for her work.
then why segregate and give a short cut to certain ppl just because of their race? even if it is though, everything is not transparent at all. it is all internal markings, why cant they just have a standardize exam? why the seperation? ppl can say all they want, i believe in freedon of speech.
5. Dude, in public universities, for like courses like medic and engineering, you need to get 4.0 to confirmed to STAY in and not get kicked out. Even 3.8 is dangerous already and you might get kicked out. Other than that, what you're saying about monash isn't true and out of thin-air, just as usual, you know why? you wanna know why? because monash still needs to money no matter what, so they won't kick students that easily. Public universities don't need any profit from students, so they can kick the lousy ones anytime. My dad is an education officer dude so I know, take that.
what education officer? lol... kick out? have u been reading the newspaper? local public u phd students taking more than 6 years to get their phds and not to mention even of the super low numbers. have they been kick out? no, they have been fed with the tax payers $$$ to enjoy their stay in western countries. if other unis, more than 5 years you will be out and your grants will run dry already.
6. Public universities are very very selective in the process of admitting students, especially those high ranking ones, one, because there's not much space for everyone here, so they need to get only the best people. So whatever it is, I have already said it, at least public universities won't have all those Fail students or C/D grade students getting in just because they're rich.
high ranking? err.. what ranking? they are not even ranked in the top 100 unis in the world. we are talking about percentile here, i am not saying all of the students are bad, but the standard is much lower. maybe you have not been out of the country before to compare the standards of unis.
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