Bleak future, help!

[Ohmaimama]

Hey people! I still got one more year to go and my cgpa now is not exactly impressive - 3.65 while my l1r4 is 13 raw. I would really like to enter a good university, local or not. Preferably local unless the fees are affordable..... My interest lies in the hot course, business, econs, mathematical stuffs ultimately, which does not make things better. Oh, I was from business process & systems engineering and I joined various national competitions, also actively participating in school event. I am keen on early application for universities on top of joint admission. What courses would you recommend that is practical (which I have a chance)

 

[Havok_ex]

Work hard and try to secure a GPA of 3.8? If you can do that then alot of courses should still be open to you.

 

[TKR1992]

With 1 year to go, there is still room to pull up your GPA.

I echo Havok's advise - work hard to bring your Graduating GPA to 3.8 to open more doors.

 

[nitokit]

NTU econs or engineering is not that hard to get in if you manage to maintain or pull up your current GPA.

 

[Ohmaimama]

Work hard and try to secure a GPA of 3.8? If you can do that then alot of courses should still be open to you.

I know that I can pull my cgpa up but if i am not wrong I should be able to pull it by 0.1 only to make it a 3.75 (what's the maximum that I could pull it up?) which is the bare minimum for NTU business. Personally, I feel that ntu biz abit not worth because the salaries that the fresh graduates are drawing are just like any other mid range courses despite the high COP. What do you all think about ntu biz?

 

[Havok_ex]

haha. Thats just the starting pay. For biz/acc, they rise very high in a short period of time. Compared to say, psych or english. Even medicine starts at about 3.5-3.7k. But do you truly believe that doctors earn at that payscale after 2-3 years?