Dropping out of uni courses

skybluegerald

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Hello ppl, would like to know if i drop out from my current university course must i pay back the govt subsidence ? paid my Tution fee using cpf.
 

skybluegerald

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am in week 3 of the sem.
1.dont understand what the lessons are teaching.
2.am directed to the 3rd year of study out of 4 years. my foundation isnt there.
3.how am i able to survive the rest of the course? r(feel like its a waste of time).did try to study at every night but the information arent getting to my mind.
 

lkr_chris

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No u are not required to repay the govt subsidy. However u will need to repay ur parents (whoever cpf account used) after u withdraw.

Do take note that if u were to enrol into a new local u, govt subsidy granted will be lessen.
 

chiwawa23

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Why don't u just try to stay on?? Maybe u can make it after all if u spend more effort into studying. It's quite good that u can go into direct 3rd yr and this means that u can graduate in 2 yrs time since it's a 4 yr deg. Otherwise it's wasted man.
 

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Agree with chiwawa, maybe you can try tuition? It's a bit of a waste if it's local u, give yourself more adjusting time? After awhile you may get it, GL! :)
 

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my advice is

dont suffer in silence. get help. ur lecturer, classmates, whoever.. you will be surprised how many people are actually willing to help you.
 
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