SUSS Law Programme 2017 (Formerly UniSIM)

[skydew83]

Have you not heard of pro bono work?

Anyway, I read your response with amusement. Bad English aside, your emphasis on your so-called LNAT score of 35 cracked me up! Is that your biggest achievement to date? You should only showcase that sparingly (assuming you did score 35 for LNAT). Now you come across as trying too hard. Your sense of insecurity and inadequacy is suffocating. Hope that helps!

My learned friend.... chill..... go to the bar room and have coffee

 

[lunarsong]

it's the Kaixin again, coming in to show off how he can study in UK and his 35 LNAT score.

if those who don't know what happen:

http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/p...s-215/sim-juris-doctor-programme-5416145.html

go thru the thread and see how arrogant he is

 

[Taiwanlang]

My learned friend.... chill..... go to the bar room to have coffee

Very chill. We should do coffee.

 

[skydew83]

it's the Kaixin again, coming in to show off how he can study in UK and his 35 LNAT score.

if those who don't know what happen:

http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/p...s-215/sim-juris-doctor-programme-5416145.html

go thru the thread and see how arrogant he is

nvm la ... for all we know .. he / she might be the next JLC and thereafter AR.
must respect.

 

[Taiwanlang]

nvm la ... for all we know .. he / she might be the next JLC and thereafter AR.
must respect.

Psst psst, the condition precedent is that he needs to graduate with a first class! And he won't be called Lord Kaixin back here in SG, so that may be a bummer for him.

 

[skydew83]

Psst psst, the condition precedent is that he needs to graduate with a first class! And he won't be called Lord Kaixin back here in SG, so that may be a bummer for him.

if his lordship desires.... who knows... maybe a new PD, just for him ... he must be so damn good in his law subjects given that his LNAT is 35.

 

[hazard89]

Update.

UniSIM got back to me by email. Officer said my eligibility for subsidy have been updated. "The admissions outcome will be known via email by mid September."

Sigh. Wait and wait.

 

[skydew83]

Update.

UniSIM got back to me by email. Officer said my eligibility for subsidy have been updated. "The admissions outcome will be known via email by mid September."

Sigh. Wait and wait.

huh ? now postpone to mid-September?

 

[Crazylaw]

huh ? now postpone to mid-September?

Judging from the way things are now, I assume they are informing applicants by batches? And everyone should know the result by mid-Sept. My guess.

 

[skydew83]

Judging from the way things are now, I assume they are informing applicants by batches? And everyone should know the result by mid-Sept. My guess.

seems interesting ... guess the saying ... no news is good news still stands ...

to those waiting for the results of the application .... may the force be with you ...

do keep the updates coming so we may share your joy.

 

[Crazylaw]

seems interesting ... guess the saying ... no news is good news still stands ...

to those waiting for the results of the application .... may the force be with you ...

do keep the updates coming so we may share your joy.

OH MY GOSH!!!! The anxiety is killing me!!!

 

[Lucky00]

OH MY GOSH!!!! The anxiety is killing me!!!

No news as of now.

 

[twinkle07]

I got rejected already. Good luck to those who are still waiting.



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[Smallbrownbears]

so much money was spent to educate me in UK. u freeloader for me to give you everything on your lap? dream. keep dreaming.



what do you mean by 'decent'? I scored 35.



what did you get for LNAT?

I got 32. We can't all be overachievers like you right?

 

[intime]

Sigh. Please refer again to Clause 6 subsection (a) and 17.

law is not for those who cannot read simple sentences and make sense of it. you're better off doing something else less taxing.

JD is a post graduate program (i.e. you already have your first degree) as such, if you had taken G's grant studying in either (NUS/NTU/SMU/SIT/SUTD/uniSIM) you will not be entitled to tuition grant.

Singapore Citizen (SC) and Singapore PR (SPR) who has not previously received a
government subsidy/sponsorship for an undergraduate degree or higher qualification
(local or overseas), from NUS/NTU/SMU/SUTD/SIT/UniSIM, or from overseas university
funded by government scholarship/bursary;

I apologise. I checked with UniSIM.
They say that the JD version of the law programme is considered as undergraduate studies.
And no tuition grant for all those who have already used tuition grants for their local undergraduate studies.

So the moe tuition grant for approved postgrad studies don't apply here.

 

[Liverpool12345678]

I apologise. I checked with UniSIM.
They say that the JD version of the law programme is considered as undergraduate studies.
And no tuition grant for all those who have already used tuition grants for their local undergraduate studies.

So the moe tuition grant for approved postgrad studies don't apply here.

Even if this JD program is a post graduate program, you will not be eligible for a Moe tuition grant if you had previously received one for your undergraduate degree or higher qualification.

 

[intime]

Even if this JD program is a post graduate program, you will not be eligible for a Moe tuition grant if you had previously received one for your undergraduate degree or higher qualification.

Ah... I see. Perhaps my understanding differs from you.
There are many approved postgrad degrees in local uni that have moe tuition grants for candidates who have not taken any local postgrad programmes.

I mistakenly applied the general guideline from moe to unisim's postgrad programmes which are not approved for subsidies.

 

[starmerck]

like the taste of karma?

I can't believe that you have such a bore in real life till the extent of tracking my posts. I feel so honoured to have a follower.

Just because everyone dislikes you online doesn't mean they will get their karma.

No wonder you have no best friends irl. Need to create a thread about no best friends and seeking Facebook to track your 'friends'.

Go and get a life!



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[starmerck]

Good luck to the other applicants!

For those who didn't get in, work hard and apply again next year!

Hey people, good luck to those who are still awaiting their results. Few years back, I also applied to NUS/SMU for their GLB/JD programmes and i know the anxiety involved when waiting for the results. Just try to keep yourself occupied so that you will not keep thinking about it.

For those who got rejected, it's not the end of the road. If you are really determined, you can always apply next year, or even to NUS/SMU. I personally have two friends who did not make it the first time round, but succeeded on their second attempts. If anything, you stand a higher chance next year because you can showcase your determination and passion.

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[kaixin18]

I apologise. I checked with UniSIM.
They say that the JD version of the law programme is considered as undergraduate studies.
And no tuition grant for all those who have already used tuition grants for their local undergraduate studies.

So the moe tuition grant for approved postgrad studies don't apply here.

in exam questions you don't have a second chance to amend your answer after you submit your scripts. in real life you cannot amend the wording of a contract after you have prepared for your client and signed in on your firm's behalf.

refer to the leading case of L'Estrange v F Graucob Ltd [1934].

I got 32. We can't all be overachievers like you right?

Thanks but my score was still not good enough for me on a personal level. I know 3 girls - 1 Eurasian, 1 Indian and 1 Malay who all scored 38. 2 went to LSE and the other to SOAS. All 3 based in London now. Conveyancing, litigation and arbitration.