DSA 2011

[vlim]

phankao:

Tania:

isn't it obvious.. if the school does not state the COP in the letter.. they can raise to a COP above 200... and what can you do at that juncture???? I should have ask the sch for clarification... by then is already water under the bridge...


:dancing: :dancing:

But you're still very happy and dancing bc didn't read carefully?

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

[BeCheerful]

vlim:

phankao:

[quote=\"Tania\"]isn't it obvious.. if the school does not state the COP in the letter.. they can raise to a COP above 200... and what can you do at that juncture???? I should have ask the sch for clarification... by then is already water under the bridge...


:dancing: :dancing:

But you're still very happy and dancing bc didn't read carefully?

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:[/quote]obviously living in his/her own world :slapshead:

[Tania]

oh!! Thankfully, I am not the parents who is shocked with the COP of 246.


Soon i will be a parent going thru this DSA process but I will ask for a clear indication of the COP and not based on assumption taken from standard para.

Just be happy la..

:dancing: :dancing:

[phankao]

Tania:

oh!! Thankfully, I am not the parents who is shocked with the COP of 246.


Soon i will be a parent going thru this DSA process but I will ask for a clear indication of the COP and not based on assumption taken from standard para.

Just be happy la..

:dancing: :dancing:

Chey, you are talking to many parents here who are rather experienced with the DSA process, leh.

[jtoh]

phankao:

Tania:

oh!! Thankfully, I am not the parents who is shocked with the COP of 246.


Soon i will be a parent going thru this DSA process but I will ask for a clear indication of the COP and not based on assumption taken from standard para.

Just be happy la..

:dancing: :dancing:

Chey, you are talking to many parents here who are rather experienced with the DSA process, leh.

:celebrate:

[Tania]

Well, I am not living in my own world.. sadly people only want to hear abt how successful DSA can be and not about potential 'hipcups' during the process..


Does parents who has failed DSA write in this thread to explain why and what happened?????

Our tot may not be aligned but allow other to 'speak'.

Being successful in one DSA does not mean that you know everything abt DSAssssssss.

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[phankao]

I have been reading this thread since 2009, and have read it from the beginning too, and yes, there have been parents that have shared that their children did not manage to get DSA. Even for my elder son, he applied to 3 schools for DSA and got 2 confirmed offers.

[cutebaby]

phankao:

I have been reading this thread since 2009, and have read it from the beginning too, and yes, there have been parents that have shared that their children did not manage to get DSA. Even for my elder son, he applied to 3 schools for DSA and got 2 confirmed offers.

Hi, may I know must we pay for the DSA fee ? Thank you.

[verykiasu2010]

cutebaby:

phankao:

I have been reading this thread since 2009, and have read it from the beginning too, and yes, there have been parents that have shared that their children did not manage to get DSA. Even for my elder son, he applied to 3 schools for DSA and got 2 confirmed offers.

Hi, may I know must we pay for the DSA fee ? Thank you.

yes must pay, how much depends on the individual school

the fees are for the test etc

[cutebaby]

verykiasu2010:

cutebaby:

[quote=\"phankao\"]I have been reading this thread since 2009, and have read it from the beginning too, and yes, there have been parents that have shared that their children did not manage to get DSA. Even for my elder son, he applied to 3 schools for DSA and got 2 confirmed offers.

Hi, may I know must we pay for the DSA fee ? Thank you.

yes must pay, how much depends on the individual school

the fees are for the test etc[/quote]My son is good for Badminton so I intend to let him go DSA (Sport). Which mean I still have to pay the FEE ?