ft vs pt degree

[Herpaderpus]

is there any difference between ft/pt degrees? when working in priv/gov sector does having one give advantage of the other?

 

[existence92]

If you think u will score at least 2nd upper in ntu/nus/smu

And in an economically viable degree,

Go for it. In govt, degree does play a part.


If not, can consider going for pt + job experience.

 

[Herpaderpus]

If you think u will score at least 2nd upper in ntu/nus/smu

And in an economically viable degree,

Go for it. In govt, degree does play a part.


If not, can consider going for pt + job experience.

suss/sutd/sit not recognised? also local u...

so u mean if not any of the those 3 uni then not worth to study full time?

 

[existence92]

suss/sutd/sit not recognised? also local u...

so u mean if not any of the those 3 uni then not worth to study full time?

I am not sure if sutd/sit/suss are recognised in gov since the first batch hasn't officislly graduated.

No, it is still worth if say e.g. study it or oil economically viable degree. That tine it boils down to skills liao.

 

[divasion]

I am not sure if sutd/sit/suss are recognised in gov since the first batch hasn't officislly graduated.

No, it is still worth if say e.g. study it or oil economically viable degree. That tine it boils down to skills liao.

sit.i thought first batch graduate le? my fren graduated i think last year or 2016..or maybe different sit. but he graduated and no relevant work experience.his pay i think 3k plus basic.