Torn between SIT GSA & NTU ADM

[ginkonut]

After much deliberation, I still couldn't make my mind on a choice.

Would rly appreciate comments from you guys on which is a better choice to settle with~

Some of the factors that i took into considerations were:

SIT GSA
2 year course
more conceptual based learning
exchange to glasgow scotland
nearer to home

NTU ADM
4 year course
more hand-on/craft based
well-rounded curriculum
might need to stay in hostel

just FYI, m a dip holder from TP Visual Comm
I was hoping to join companies like SPH, mediacorp aft graduating.

thankiew all for ya time

 

[bugmenot45]

maybe can try asking here -
https://www.facebook.com/groups/119326031532307/

 

[dilphinus]

After much deliberation, I still couldn't make my mind on a choice.

Would rly appreciate comments from you guys on which is a better choice to settle with~

Some of the factors that i took into considerations were:

SIT GSA
2 year course
more conceptual based learning
exchange to glasgow scotland
nearer to home

NTU ADM
4 year course
more hand-on/craft based
well-rounded curriculum
might need to stay in hostel

just FYI, m a dip holder from TP Visual Comm
I was hoping to join companies like SPH, mediacorp aft graduating.

thankiew all for ya time

Which program at SIT? ID or Comm Design?

What's the difference in fees (total)?

Putting aside all other factors, would go for GSA.

P/S: I'm in the ID industry and did a design program in Australia. In short, I won't recommend any programs for design in SG unless it's at diploma level.

 

[popdod]

I was hoping to join companies like SPH, mediacorp aft graduating.

Don't waste your time in these 2 companies
though they are in-house and stable.
Join these 2 companies when you are older.

Young graduates like you should join MNC agencies.
since you did your Comm Design in TP.

unless you wanna become illustrator...only then SPH will
have the job for you. SPH have full-time illustrators.

If you heading for Visual Comm, my suggestion will be the same as dilphinus. Go for SIT GSA.

Don't worry about hands-on. you already have your foundation skills training back in TP.
If crafting is still an issue at your level,
then something is wrong.

What you need now is conceptual thinking skills.
thatz your selling point vs those mouse operators!


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