Private Degree Dilemma....

[systeo]

Go visit UniSim

I believe you should still apply and also u can go down to unisim and meet an education counselor or a faculty , they should be in the admission team to guide and support your enquiries.

UniSim is subsidies 40% if i am not wrong.

 

[Daywalker85]

hello

i am a UNISIM student, had been in this school for 1 year. facilities wise is much better and they are expanding. Classroom really clean and lessons is well conducted. I am from ngee ann poly dip in ECE GPA low 2 plus(not that high) and has been working sort of a government relation company but private sector. i was in a dilemma like you once. In unisim , it has more content(more knowledge) and lecturers is really helpful (unliked some private uni which is terrible). Government subsidised about 55% of course fee has been a great help.

http://www.unisim.edu.sg/admissions/Undergraduate/PT/Documents/Course Fee-Programme.pdf

you pay lesser fee and had like at least 25 module to learn for 3 years. Tough time between school and work, you really need manage well. One thing i liked most was school started to provide class recording, if you missed the lesson you can always replay the class recording next day. they conduct night classes 7 to 10pm. twice/thrice per week if you choose full 20 credit in the semester (completed in 3years) or if you think too much to handle you can slow it down or to skip a sem. i had friend took just 2 modules this sem. Of course , it will take long to complete the degree(up to 8 years).

hope all this info helps , cheers

 

[Onelastwish]

I believe you should still apply and also u can go down to unisim and meet an education counselor or a faculty , they should be in the admission team to guide and support your enquiries.

UniSim is subsidies 40% if i am not wrong.

55%
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