[ADVICE] rmit or UOL??

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Not being mature enough in poly to concentrate in studies made me end up in the state of dilemma.

Can anyone tell me what's the diff and if it's still considered ok for me to look for jobs with those degree? Or are they.... Like useless like what many ppl said? Just need some hope somewhere if u know what I mean. Thanks in advance.

 

[Havok_ex]

Their definitely not useless. People are able to find jobs with those degrees. Although you will be shut out of the public sector. But the private sector has lots of opportunities too. Not sure which is better between RMIT or UOL. But UOL seems to be more well-liked and the degrees seems to have a better ROI.

 

[chiwawa23]

Definitely UOL as it has much more reputation and internationally recognised and well-known rather than RMIT though RMIT is ok too. UOL syllabus are much more rigorous and that's why it have many students throughout the whole world. And of course u can get jobs with those degs too as well.

 

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Definitely UOL as it has much more reputation and internationally recognised and well-known rather than RMIT though RMIT is ok too. UOL syllabus are much more rigorous and that's why it have many students throughout the whole world. And of course u can get jobs with those degs too as well.

Does that mean that it'll be easier for an UOL student to get jobs than rmit? What other uni should I consider other than those 2??

 

[lolita_5]

Does that mean that it'll be easier for an UOL student to get jobs than rmit? What other uni should I consider other than those 2??

what do u intend to work as in the future?

 

[intime]

Does that mean that it'll be easier for an UOL student to get jobs than rmit? What other uni should I consider other than those 2??

Just take reference from global ranking charts for a university with relatively good branding,
- http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/world-university-rankings/2014-15/world-ranking
- http://www.topuniversities.com/univ...region=+country=+faculty=+stars=false+search=

Make sure which ever private institution you decide to apply to, it is EduTrust accredited,
- https://www.cpe.gov.sg/for-students/edutrust-certification-status-of-peis

- Check with the private institute on whether the foreign university degree they offer is a honours degree.
- Check whether the private institute has a good internship programme and career services centre.

You may wish to apply for UniSIM Full-Time, (closing date: 15 April)
- http://uc.unisim.edu.sg/apply.html

 

[Successor.]

Do you need honours? RMIT is just a normal degree with honours, so if you are looking to further study, UOL would be a better choice. Second, RMIT is more project/assignment base whereas Auol is purely examination base.

It's ultimately what style you like best