Advice needed on which uni to go to

tanglin10

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Hi People,
I was wondering if it would be a better idea to go to a private uni or go back to poly to pursue a degree in a field which i'm really interested in sadly my gpa is around 2.5 so i'm not sure if i can apply for SIM or UniSIM ? Thoughts & Comments much appreciated :)
 

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I heard someone got rejected by unisim this year with a 2.8. Unisim is getting stricter and more popular due to being a public uni. Simge will still take you in though.
 

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I heard someone got rejected by unisim this year with a 2.8. Unisim is getting stricter and more popular due to being a public uni. Simge will still take you in though.

I don't know for unisim working experience plays a part as i have been working for a full year now .. nontheless i'll try for both huat ah !! :s13:
 

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U have a dip but wanna get another diff field dip? If I'm u I'll go private uni to save time & opp cost. I don't think it's logical getting 2 dips if i can begin work faster & get exp.

Sorry if my pov is lousy just my 2 cents. :)
 

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Yes, studying part time and working full time is tough and this is on top of other commitments.

However, if u are able to get into a good university and do well, it does demonstrate your maturity, time management capability, perseverance etc.

Tanglin10, you didn't indicate what course you would like to do.
 

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NS?

i think for unisim 2years NS still consider working experience, i heard one of my friends got provisional letter from unisim with GPA 2.0 local poly cert. so no harm trying ;) of cos u need above 21
 

tanglin10

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Yes, studying part time and working full time is tough and this is on top of other commitments.

However, if u are able to get into a good university and do well, it does demonstrate your maturity, time management capability, perseverance etc.

Tanglin10, you didn't indicate what course you would like to do.


I would like to study for a degree in computer science either the one from UOL or the one from SIM .
 

lrwonline

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if u can study + work same time, then ok.

i may have lobang for IT kind of work and flexi hour or part time.. PM if interested
 
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