NTU/NUS/SMU 2018-2019 Intake

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Hello all!

I’m a poly student graduating this year, applied for NUS Life Sciences and NTU Biological Sciences, already got offer for both but in a torturous dilemma of not knowing which to accept.

Some pros and cons I’ve been thinking about based on what I read:
NUS pros:
- better reputation (or so people say/think)
- a lot more interesting modules

NUS cons:
- scary bidding system
- competitive?
- Advanced placement credits tests for additional 20 MCs exemption
- tests is $50 per module applied for!
- highly focus on theory rather than lab skills?

NTU pros:
- Direct entry to second year!
- more focused on application and skills? (Not too sure how true this is..)
- newer facilities?
- less stressful and competitive compared to NUS?

NTU cons:
- So far! (And parents object to hall life :( )
- less modules to select from
- less reputable compared to nus?

Is there any seniors from either of the above mentioned program who can share their experiences and opinions on which to choose? Any other pros and cons would be greatly appreciated too!

Thanks so much!
 

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hi. i need some advice. I applied for nus chem (no DA, 5 sem: 3.91, L1R4: 16). And nus emailed me to go for DA interview? this is normal? :(
 
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hi. i need some advice. I applied for nus chem (no DA, 5 sem: 3.91, L1R4: 16). And nus emailed me to go for DA interview? this is normal? :(

Were you previously studying from the same major as poly? Since you granted an interview, just give it your best.
 

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I just checked my NUS application status around 7.35pm today, it states my application has been processed.

What does it mean??? The chance of me getting either "offer" or "rejection" is the fifty-fifty??
 

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Were you previously studying from the same major as poly? Since you granted an interview, just give it your best.

no:( i m from chem eng...is that y i m being called up?

If i don’t do well for the interview, do i stand a chance for my 2nd choice?
 

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I just checked my NUS application status around 7.35pm today, it states my application has been processed.

What does it mean??? The chance of me getting either "offer" or "rejection" is the fifty-fifty??

Yes. Just wait until 12 midnight. If you can't lock into their portal tomorrow at 9.30, most likely you're rejected
 

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I just checked my NUS application status around 7.35pm today, it states my application has been processed.

What does it mean??? The chance of me getting either "offer" or "rejection" is the fifty-fifty??

Hi are u from poly?
Check ur status 12 am later, u might receive the outcome
 

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Mind sharing your results if you are from Poly or JC, and when did you apply for the admission.

Hi, i have a friend who got an interview with SMU Business on 6th April 2018.
He is from TP, Retail Management, with a CGPA of 3.75.
He applied for normal admission a few weeks ago.
 

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Hi, I applied to SMU Business Management on 14th, got invited to Discovery Day on 15th. Normal admission, JC student, no DA, portfolio empty. Applied for double degree but not sure whether I got it until I attend the Discovery Day. 80 rp btw.

Mind sharing your results if you are from Poly or JC, and when did you apply for the admission.
 

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Anyone received offer letter from NTU? I applied with DA but am yet to receive any reply. From SP aerospace electronics, 5th Sem gpa 3.53 6th sem 3.58. Applied to EEE and I'm from malaysia, came to Singapore only during 1st year of poly.
 

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Recently I went to check my NTU application online, I saw there is a new row asking me to indicate my minor preferences. It was not there when I submitted the application. Is there any chances means that I have been accepted?
 

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Recently I went to check my NTU application online, I saw there is a new row asking me to indicate my minor preferences. It was not there when I submitted the application. Is there any chances means that I have been accepted?
i don’t think it does, i got it too. from my understanding it’s just for you to indicate, once you actually get accepted.
 

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Recently I went to check my NTU application online, I saw there is a new row asking me to indicate my minor preferences. It was not there when I submitted the application. Is there any chances means that I have been accepted?

My friends also have the minor option which wasn’t there when we first applied to NTU...but none of them have received any offers including myself:(
 

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I just checked my NUS application status around 7.35pm today, it states my application has been processed.

What does it mean??? The chance of me getting either "offer" or "rejection" is the fifty-fifty??
My NUS status is updated to has been processed in the evening.
Checked NUS status at 0000hrs and recieved an offer for my 1st choice!!!
 
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