farrerwave
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what happen that you miss the previous time?
Regarding the interview, just relax.
Thanks. You're a current student there?
what happen that you miss the previous time?
Regarding the interview, just relax.
i have a friend from NYP going to the interview for yesterday for the Glasgow School of Arts and her interview was really intense. The ang mor from Glasgow and this guy from admission dept grilled her about her portfolio. Why did she use this image, why were other things not considered. how much research did she do for the designs. So i guess it depends. Not all will not have technical questions.
imho, it is a no brainer because NUS/NTU/SMU are more focused on getting A levels holders. They only allocated a certain quota for Poly grads. So if i am not a COM holder, GPA not at least 3.8, might as well try SIT because i have a better chance. Some more, SIT was created for Poly grads.
Moreover, for many of the SIT degrees, it is only 2 years instead of at least 3 with NUS/NTU for engineering. Tuition fees subsidised by govt also. Very cheap liao compared to going overseas.
Given the reputation and ranking of the foreign universities, i believe that private sector should not be an issue:
For Engineering
1) Technische Universität München - 54th in world, 29 for Engineering and IT, No.1 in Germany (you honestly think that European companies won't know of them)
2) University of Glasgow - 59th in world, 83 for Arts & Humanities (relevant because Glasgow School of Arts is actually Uni. Glasgow) | 113 for Engineering & IT
3) University of Manchester - 29th in world | 43 for Life Sciences (relevant because of nursing)
4) Trinity College Dublin - 65th in the world | 80 for Life Sciences
Too lazy to search the other foreign uni at SIT.
in comparison,
NUS - 28th in world
NTU - 58th in world
SMU - No ranking (it is only relevant to Singapore)
So overall, SIT is really not too bad especially since got full government support
Somemore, got people apply to other local uni also one, i am sure.
First window of acceptance opening....let's hope I can be classmate with fellow forumers here who applied for newcastle chem eng
Relax.. we tend to be impatient because we are nervous and have no faith in ourselves. Not referring to those who applied for SIT but the other unis as well.
FYI, I only got my offer from NTU and SIT-TUM late may.
Thanks for the assurance man.. i know few friends with GPA 2.9- 3.0 got into NU's courses. I'm hoping that my bearly near the COP grades can get me through.
Keeping my fingers crossed. Hopefully 1year+ of relevant work experience would do me some good too
I think it's more convincing if there's a GES of SIT graduates. anyway if i'm not wrong the 1st batch had already graduated in 2011.
BTW those who're still waiting for their application results(SIT/NUS/NTU/SMU) may have to wait even LONGER b'cos the CAT A application is still open(A-lvl), dont expect anything until mid april to early may. So I'm sure your nightmares or insomia wont end so soon
Hmm may i know, UOG aerospace System vs TUM EE or CE , which one is better?
Btw, I have GPA 3.42 from SP aerospace Electronic.
Called them up to ask about my acceptance and they refused to tell me the result stating that its their policy zzz...
Hi guys. I've just been called up for interview for UOG Aerospace Systems! ITS STILL NOT TOO LATE! DON'T GIVE UP HOPE!
Hi guys. I've just been called up for interview for UOG Aerospace Systems! ITS STILL NOT TOO LATE! DON'T GIVE UP HOPE!
give up liao~