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Thomas98

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NTU Part time degree requirements?

Hi guys. I just finished my year 2 in poly and my gpa is 2.5. Im thinking of doing a part time engineering degree in either ntu or nus but I dun know what are the requirements. Also what are my chances of getting accepted? If there are any other solution that you think is better pls do let me know. All advice are welcome. Thank you!
 
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Hi guys. I just finished my year 2 in poly and my gpa is 2.5. Im thinking of doing a part time engineering degree in either ntu or nus but I dun know what are the requirements. Also what are my chances of getting accepted? If there are any other solution that you think is better pls do let me know. All advice are welcome. Thank you!

Nus don't think can. Ntu got chance. Reason is they want part time students to at least complete work force for 2 to 3years after ns. Then if your company willing to sponsor you to get your degree, even better cause if that's the case you'd get admission but the only down side is your GPA. If you can pull your year 3 modules sem GPA to 3 and above is confirm can get in one. 2.5 a bit hard but still can
 

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NTU Part time degree requirements?

Nus don't think can. Ntu got chance. Reason is they want part time students to at least complete work force for 2 to 3years after ns. Then if your company willing to sponsor you to get your degree, even better cause if that's the case you'd get admission but the only down side is your GPA. If you can pull your year 3 modules sem GPA to 3 and above is confirm can get in one. 2.5 a bit hard but still can

Ohh I see. So I must at least work for 2-3 year to be eligible? Sry if its a dumb question. I am just starting to get to know about this. Thanks for your advice!
 
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