SUSS Part Time 2019/01

[orinyori]

If u really decided not to chiong a little harder for the exam next week and withdraw..

You can pay the $60 admin fee to drop the resit during the next course offer period, which is coming 20 June to early July 2019.

there's only the admin fee if you are adding modules. There's no admin fee for dropping modules.

 

[QiKuaMai]

there's only the admin fee if you are adding modules. There's no admin fee for dropping modules.

But I think he still need to add his repeating module right..

He probably indicated that repeating module as Resit during the ecr back then..

 

[goldblues]

there's only the admin fee if you are adding modules. There's no admin fee for dropping modules.

I see, thanks! Then, after i drop the resit, it is automatically offered to me as repeat is it? I have already indicated that I'd repeat the module during the ecr earlier.

 

[goldblues]

But I think he still need to add his repeating module right..

He probably indicated that repeating module as Resit during the ecr back then..

Yeah I did indicate it during ecr! Just curious now if I drop the resit, is it offered to me as repeat? So sorry for all these questions, I'm really unfamiliar

 

[orinyori]

I see, thanks! Then, after i drop the resit, it is automatically offered to me as repeat is it? I have already indicated that I'd repeat the module during the ecr earlier.

No. The repeat preference is assuming you fail the module. If you are dropping the resit, you will need to add it again in during add/drop or in the next semester. If you add it during add/drop, you will need to pay the admin fee. If you do it the following semester, then you will choose the module during the eCR with no additional fees,

Hope this helps.

 

[goldblues]

No. The repeat preference is assuming you fail the module. If you are dropping the resit, you will need to add it again in during add/drop or in the next semester. If you add it during add/drop, you will need to pay the admin fee. If you do it the following semester, then you will choose the module during the eCR with no additional fees,

Hope this helps.

What if I want to take it the same semester as the rest of the modules, and not the next semester?

 

[CJ1234]

Hi everyone, is anyone taking the FIN303 Financial Management exam this semester? Can share some tips on how to revise for the exam? hear that they set new exam format for this semester....

Thank you!!

 

[divasion]

Hi everyone, is anyone taking the FIN303 Financial Management exam this semester? Can share some tips on how to revise for the exam? hear that they set new exam format for this semester....

Thank you!!

wah,they like every sem change format? one sem eca,next sem exam,den this sem dunnoe wat

 

[orinyori]

What if I want to take it the same semester as the rest of the modules, and not the next semester?

Then there would be the admin fee for adding the module during the add/drop period in June.

 

[Shion]

1 thing doesn't change. This FIN303 remains as e module w the highest failure rate in the whole of SUSS lolol

80% for Jan'18 semester

 

[Twilight Sparkle]

can't study at all... if drop out need write to who ah

 

[Jimmy Liddel]

Hi All,

Anyone knows how to apply for the CEX waivers? Looking to see if I can get waivers to shorten my duration.

 

[spiraltwirl]

Hi, if I take a contract job (e.g. 1 year contract) but the working hours and everything else are of a full-time style, am I still considered currently employed full-time? Can I still apply to suss pt?

 

[SinglePaul]

Any kind soul can share how are interviews for part-time courses conducted? It is less tedious & more relax comparing to their full time courses which requires the stressful 4-stage interview? TKVM!

 

[wallace189]

Is there any exemptions given for the SUSS PT courses?? (I am from Poly)

 

[orinyori]

Hi, if I take a contract job (e.g. 1 year contract) but the working hours and everything else are of a full-time style, am I still considered currently employed full-time? Can I still apply to suss pt?

Yes, you can. Full-time employment isn't about contract or not.

 

[orinyori]

Any kind soul can share how are interviews for part-time courses conducted? It is less tedious & more relax comparing to their full time courses which requires the stressful 4-stage interview? TKVM!

It is not less tedious and more relax. The only difference is that the part time students have their classes at night. The exam papers for both part time and full time students are the same. So you can imagine - the full time students have all the time in the world to study for the same paper as the part time students who are juggling between work, school, and family. Please do not enter the program expecting it to be easy - study consistently throughout the semester, read the textbook from the very start, allocate enough time to work on the assignments and to prepare for the exams.

 

[wabbit92]

Is there any exemptions given for the SUSS PT courses?? (I am from Poly)

Certain Courses, I am currently in the Aerospace PT programme. Certain of my classmates who are in the industry (LAE) are exempted from 1 or 2 modules.

If you are going by the academic route, the exemption will involve you taking a Challenge Exam for that module. If I am not wrong, your poly grades as well as the module in question has to be of a certain level .

 

[spiraltwirl]

Yes, you can. Full-time employment isn't about contract or not.

Okay that’s great. Thanks so much for the reply!!!! Were you from SUSS PT?

 

[NutellaCrepe]

hello, anyone in Business Analytics? any tele group for part timers? would like to have some advice too, thank you