Need some advice regarding accounting degree.

[rAiNyMj]

I am going to finish my NS this June with no placing yet.

I graduated with TP accounting & finance with a weak gpa of 3.55

I am thinking either

UOL accounting, RMIT, or unisim, or kaplan

Part time or full time.

can anyone give me advices? really quite lost.
I cannot get in NTU/NUS accounting.

SIT application i missed so any information shared will be deeply appreciated.

 

[yugiohja]

I am going to finish my NS this June with no placing yet.

I graduated with TP accounting & finance with a weak gpa of 3.55

I am thinking either

UOL accounting, RMIT, or unisim, or kaplan

Part time or full time.

can anyone give me advices? really quite lost.
I cannot get in NTU/NUS accounting.

SIT application i missed so any information shared will be deeply appreciated.

Sit was probably your best shot at a decent local uni degree. Have you considered working for a year? Sit will look at the experience as a plus and since your diploma is as related as it gets, the amount of exemptions will be tremendous. We're talking maybe 2.5-3 years left to study, 8 months of which you will be working with either big 4 or the top mid tier accounting firms during the peak periods.

 

[MrSinkie95]

How about University of adelaide? They have education centre in singapore. Im considering SIT also but it's quite new. Not much track record.

 

[rAiNyMj]

but im already quite old, 23 this year. cos im NA + Poly 3 year.
if i drag next next year intake. i feel so old x.x

 

[foxtrot_uniform]

I am going to finish my NS this June with no placing yet.

I graduated with TP accounting & finance with a weak gpa of 3.55

I am thinking either

UOL accounting, RMIT, or unisim, or kaplan

Part time or full time.

can anyone give me advices? really quite lost.
I cannot get in NTU/NUS accounting.

SIT application i missed so any information shared will be deeply appreciated.

Have you applied to UNISIM accountacy full time?

 

[rAiNyMj]

nope, im still considering which to go. so need some advice.

 

[intime]

nope, im still considering which to go. so need some advice.

Today in Singapore, any degree graduate can take the SQP foundation course then professional to attain Chartered Accountant.

If you go for accountancy degrees from Singapore universities (including UniSIM), you auto skip foundation, to enter their professional course.

Any other foreign degrees are on case by case basis for SQP exemptions.

And, you are not old. You will be very surprise to see many people older than you entering as freshmen in university.
Universities have a different demographic than your usual poly.

 

[rAiNyMj]

Today in Singapore, any degree graduate can take the SQP foundation course then professional to attain Chartered Accountant.

If you go for accountancy degrees from Singapore universities (including UniSIM), you auto skip foundation, to enter their professional course.

Any other foreign degrees are on case by case basis for SQP exemptions.

And, you are not old. You will be very surprise to see many people older than you entering as freshmen in university.
Universities have a different demographic than your usual poly.

thanks for the awesome advice.

im thinking unisim seems good since can skip foundation..

anyway any comments about kaplan double major in accounting & finance from the murdoch uni?