UniSIM and SIT

[new-comer]

Next year have full-time degrees, can consider taking them?

 

[Kyoji83]

What is the Course(s) you intend to take? Don't ask question no head & no tail because no one will be able to advise you.

Next year have full-time degrees, can consider taking them?

 

[new-comer]

Sorry about that. Accountancy.

 

[Kyoji83]

1) SIT no accounting course now, how to comment anything?

2) UniSIM is ok since it is recognized for CA Sg however I think the course duration is abit long.

Sorry about that. Accountancy.

 

[Havok_ex]

Next year unisim will have full time programs in accountancy from what I heard. Hence it should be the standard 3-4 years.

 

[lolita_5]

1) SIT no accounting course now, how to comment anything?

2) UniSIM is ok since it is recognized for CA Sg however I think the course duration is abit long.

SIT will be launching its very own accounting course next year

 

[new-comer]

So what do you guys think, getting enrolled as pioneer batch?

 

[Audris]

So what do you guys think, getting enrolled as pioneer batch?

Shouldn't be an issue since it is a popular course and I'm sure as years go by, more people will be vying for the place.

 

[Havok_ex]

If its SIT means its government backed. Means it will have more recognition than the private degree options. But will unlikely catch up to the current big 3 universities. If you can get into NTU NUS or SMU than go for that instead, if not, SIT is a good and reliable alternative.

 

[CarlFTC]

unisim one wont be exactly 'new' since they already have a part time accountancy prog which was developed together with kpmg, rsm chio lim, nexus, grant thornton etc, all very established acct firms. my guess is they will very likely just bring the expertise over. since the part time prog is already recognised by acra, will not be difficult for the full time one to do so as well. so maybe u can seriously consider.

then again, you should wait for both unis details to be out.

another advice is, you should go to those unisim threads across different forums to consult the current acct students in unisim. or best speak to them during open houses. i guess they will be more qualified to share experiences and advise you, rather than most of us here who are not in the accountancy fields.

 

[CarlFTC]

Don't ask question no head & no tail because no one will be able to advise you.

LOL! like your reply