SIM UOL August 2012 Intake

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So no study buddies for me? Anyone will do, though I'm kinda slow. And I'm those kind that I cannot study on myself.. any kind people out there!?:)
Haha, this is funny! I sensed xxlxxlxxl and chiwawa23 calling me, so here I am! Ta-da! If you don't despise me, i could be your kind study buddy? :D
 
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Hey guys, out of curiosity, if u were given full scholarship to do the RMIT degree in Msia, will u be going there instead of SIM?
 

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Hey guys, out of curiosity, if u were given full scholarship to do the RMIT degree in Msia, will u be going there instead of SIM?

If have scholarship will be better, but then Msia ah, dun wanna la, rather stay at SIM, maybe scholarship from other countries better??
 

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If have scholarship will be better, but then Msia ah, dun wanna la, rather stay at SIM, maybe scholarship from other countries better??

haha, scholarship from other countries of coz better, but its the private uni in Msia offer full scholarship to me, u may wanna check out bout the uni from here >> Taylor's Education Group

SIM no scholarship nea, i went for the interview the other day, but wasn't lucky enough to get it lol
 

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cz the cert also from RMIT?

Yup, but more to the point that you'll be considered to have studied abroad by your future employer, which could earn you a few brownie points at your future job interviews, based on the fact that you'll have better social networking, with lots of experience in terms of adaptive skills. :)
 

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haha, scholarship from other countries of coz better, but its the private uni in Msia offer full scholarship to me, u may wanna check out bout the uni from here >> Taylor's Education Group

SIM no scholarship nea, i went for the interview the other day, but wasn't lucky enough to get it lol

I think if let's say the private uni is recognise, reputable and quite well-known over the world, then u can consider it as well, but if it's those not so good private unis, then SIM would be better, cos as u know ah, Singapore here is much more forward in terms of the economy as compared to Msia. Just offering my 1 cents worth and suggestion here only. Ultimately, the choice is urs to make. Haha.
 

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Yup, but more to the point that you'll be considered to have studied abroad by your future employer, which could earn you a few brownie points at your future job interviews, based on the fact that you'll have better social networking, with lots of experience in terms of adaptive skills. :)

if abroad like the aussie or uk, then i agree to you la, but msia wo...??
 

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I think if let's say the private uni is recognise, reputable and quite well-known over the world, then u can consider it as well, but if it's those not so good private unis, then SIM would be better, cos as u know ah, Singapore here is much more forward in terms of the economy as compared to Msia. Just offering my 1 cents worth and suggestion here only. Ultimately, the choice is urs to make. Haha.

i duno whether taylors is reputable around the world or nt la, n i duno whether SIM is well known in other countries or nt also lol. Applied it cz at the first place scare cannot get into SIM, so cheaper option will b msia hahaha.

difficult decision to make... thts y im asking around for opinion here, Anyway appreciate ur suggestion =)
 
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