[Need Help] Uni Acceptance Dilemma

iurnaux

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Hi all, I was wondering if anyone has a clue if I could still change my choice of entrance to Uni if I already accepted one.

Long story short, I applied to two Unis, SUSS and SMU. I currently have an offer from SUSS which expires on May 24th, 2018. On the other hand, I have received no news from SMU. Does this mean that I risk potential chances of getting into SMU after May 24 if I were to accept SUSS?

Also, I am about to serve NS in a few months time and I got a feeling that I may be interested in other Uni Degree programmes in the near future of 2 years. Relating to the question above, does this mean that I cannot apply, receive and accept offers from other Unis (e.g NTU) if I were to accept my current offer now?
 

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Hi all, I was wondering if anyone has a clue if I could still change my choice of entrance to Uni if I already accepted one.

Long story short, I applied to two Unis, SUSS and SMU. I currently have an offer from SUSS which expires on May 24th, 2018. On the other hand, I have received no news from SMU. Does this mean that I risk potential chances of getting into SMU after May 24 if I were to accept SUSS?

Also, I am about to serve NS in a few months time and I got a feeling that I may be interested in other Uni Degree programmes in the near future of 2 years. Relating to the question above, does this mean that I cannot apply, receive and accept offers from other Unis (e.g NTU) if I were to accept my current offer now?

the deadline for the all local unis is 24 May. so u can wait for till 24 may to see if SMU offers you. but u can go to the joint acceptance portal to accept SUSS first.. if you have an offer from SMU you can easily amend your choices up to 24 May.

and yes, if you apply next year, your new offer will supersede the previous one if you accept it.
 
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