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Claree

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Hi all, I just received an email saying that my application is successful and they are waiting for the enrolment fees from the MOE. So right now I do not need to do anything right? Just wait for the second email? Thanks in advance!! :)

Also, in a semester can I take both term 1 week 1 and term 2 week 1 modules because it’s different weeks right? A bit confused right here hahaha. What abt UCores?
 
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See ya all on 29 Nov for the tea reception. I got the confirmation email yesterday afternoon. :)

We'll now need to wait for the next email with details sent before end of Nov.
 
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Claree said:
Hi all, I just received an email saying that my application is successful and they are waiting for the enrolment fees from the MOE. So right now I do not need to do anything right? Just wait for the second email? Thanks in advance!! :)

Also, in a semester can I take both term 1 week 1 and term 2 week 1 modules because it’s different weeks right? A bit confused right here hahaha. What abt UCores?
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Yea general consensus here is if you receive the email stating "your application is successful-pending revised fees by MOE etc etc" then you have been accepted into 19/01 intake. Just wait for the next instruction on fees and enrollment.

I'm not too clear on the mods myself
 
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School fee can pay by installment am I right? Pay per month or per semester? 🤔
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You can pay by instalment using Citibank and OCBC credit card if your fees are above $500. You can choose to pay each semester's fees over 6 months or 12 months.
You will need to pay at the school's payment counter for this option.
 
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orinyori said:
You can pay by instalment using Citibank and OCBC credit card if your fees are above $500. You can choose to pay each semester's fees over 6 months or 12 months.
You will need to pay at the school's payment counter for this option.
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Oh I see, if don’t have credit card then cannot pay by installment? First time normally must pay how much first? :s22:
 
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RandySee said:
Oh I see, if don’t have credit card then cannot pay by installment? First time normally must pay how much first? :s22:
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I believe so.
How much you pay would depend on how many modules you take and how many instalments you choose to have. For me, for 20cu over 6 instalments, the first payment was $390.
 
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Morrsmorrdre said:
Yea general consensus here is if you receive the email stating "your application is successful-pending revised fees by MOE etc etc" then you have been accepted into 19/01 intake. Just wait for the next instruction on fees and enrollment.

I'm not too clear on the mods myself
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Hahaha thanks for replying!! Anybody here got into BSWK? Care to share what modules you all intend on taking for the first sem? 😀
 
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orinyori said:
I believe so.
How much you pay would depend on how many modules you take and how many instalments you choose to have. For me, for 20cu over 6 instalments, the first payment was $390.
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Oh I see thanks for the information 👌🏻👍🏻
 
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Anyone going for the 29th November tea reception for SHBS? I'm contemplating 'cause I stay in the east :s22:
 
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