UOL Banking and Finance! HELP!

snape17

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Hi senior, I'm from Ngee Ann Banking and Finance, i have already passed my Jun-July bridging and will be enroll in UOL Banking and Finance this September.

I'm sorry you guys have to read these questions again, but I'm a totally newbie in SIM, so any helps are much appreciated.

1) Which modules would I be exempted?

I have passed my bridging so I think i'll be exempted from Intro To Econs and Math1, but I don't know any other modules I could be exempted from (POA i hope, cuz I hate POA). Any other Ngee Ann seniors can advise me on this?

2) Which modules should I choose for this year?

From what I heard, I should not choose Elements of Econ since I have not fully experienced "Econ nightmares" aka Intro to Econs. That's why I'm considering Corporate Finance and Principle of B&F. However beyond that, I'm lost.

3) I have been looking around for a full list of UOL lecturers and their respective modules. I don't have friends (introvert me ) in senior years. So any recommendations on lecturers for those modules that I mentioned in Q2?
 

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Hi senior, I'm from Ngee Ann Banking and Finance, i have already passed my Jun-July bridging and will be enroll in UOL Banking and Finance this September.

I'm sorry you guys have to read these questions again, but I'm a totally newbie in SIM, so any helps are much appreciated.

1) Which modules would I be exempted?

I have passed my bridging so I think i'll be exempted from Intro To Econs and Math1, but I don't know any other modules I could be exempted from (POA i hope, cuz I hate POA). Any other Ngee Ann seniors can advise me on this?

2) Which modules should I choose for this year?

From what I heard, I should not choose Elements of Econ since I have not fully experienced "Econ nightmares" aka Intro to Econs. That's why I'm considering Corporate Finance and Principle of B&F. However beyond that, I'm lost.

3) I have been looking around for a full list of UOL lecturers and their respective modules. I don't have friends (introvert me ) in senior years. So any recommendations on lecturers for those modules that I mentioned in Q2?

Here is not a place to post spam. Please refrain from doing so.
 

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Hi guys.. Uol B&F student moving on to year 2 at SIM. Need help on which lecturers to choose for these modules..

1. CF
2. MACRO/MICRO ( still very confused which to take )
3. MSM
4. MM
 

LabbitPau

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Hi senior, I'm from Ngee Ann Banking and Finance, i have already passed my Jun-July bridging and will be enroll in UOL Banking and Finance this September.

I'm sorry you guys have to read these questions again, but I'm a totally newbie in SIM, so any helps are much appreciated.

1) Which modules would I be exempted?

I have passed my bridging so I think i'll be exempted from Intro To Econs and Math1, but I don't know any other modules I could be exempted from (POA i hope, cuz I hate POA). Any other Ngee Ann seniors can advise me on this?

2) Which modules should I choose for this year?

From what I heard, I should not choose Elements of Econ since I have not fully experienced "Econ nightmares" aka Intro to Econs. That's why I'm considering Corporate Finance and Principle of B&F. However beyond that, I'm lost.

3) I have been looking around for a full list of UOL lecturers and their respective modules. I don't have friends (introvert me ) in senior years. So any recommendations on lecturers for those modules that I mentioned in Q2?

I was from NP B&F too! You will be exempted from Intro to Econs, Maths 1, Stats 1 and PBF. Need to take POA =:p
 
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