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CayennePepper:
My dinosaur probably more ancient than yours. :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: Or maybe not. My time, if you score D7 you can still gain admission to NUS but will be subject to Chinese camp during the holidays.jtoh:
It was a lot simpler during my time too.
I was from the stone age too.
How come your stone age different fom my stone age huh?
I remember that in my dinosaur time, the requirements were similar to now. Not much simpler leh. I didn't need to take CL as an AO subject in JC since I took HCL in O levels. My classmates who didn't take HCL in secondary school had to pass CL (as AO subject) to qualify for local universities.
Just a note. NUS admissions now requires a minimum of D7 for HCL at O levels. So... don't need to pass?? :? C6 is still the passing grade right?
Also, you can be admitted, on a provisional basis, even if you don't meet the MTL requirement, apparently. You just have to retake the MT paper at A levels before you can graduate.
Take a look at:
http://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/apply/local/admissionreq/BYA-admission.html
Now that i think about it, i recall that some years back, there was an outcry about how 'unfair' it was to deny kids entry to local universities just because they failed MT. Think the bar has been lowered at that time. Anyone remembers this, or have I been hallucinating... -
My DH was just saying I am a very ancient dinosaur :rotflmao:...
Cos i'm still using terms like S papers and AO level!!!
Must think in terms of H2... H3... very cheem to me wor. -
CayennePepper:
Those terms are familiar to me!My DH was just saying I am a very ancient dinosaur :rotflmao:...
Cos i'm still using terms like S papers and AO level!!!
Must think in terms of H2... H3... very cheem to me wor. -
CayennePepper:
cayenne, i'm from the same era as you i think. cos i remember it was the case for me as well.jtoh:
It was a lot simpler during my time too.
I was from the stone age too.
How come your stone age different fom my stone age huh?
I remember that in my dinosaur time, the requirements were similar to now. Not much simpler leh. I didn't need to take CL as an AO subject in JC since I took HCL in O levels. My classmates who didn't take HCL in secondary school had to pass CL (as AO subject) to qualify for local universities.
Just a note. NUS admissions now requires a minimum of D7 for HCL at O levels. So... don't need to pass?? :? C6 is still the passing grade right?
Also, you can be admitted, on a provisional basis, even if you don't meet the MTL requirement, apparently. You just have to retake the MT paper at A levels before you can graduate.
Take a look at:
http://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/apply/local/admissionreq/BYA-admission.html
Now that i think about it, i recall that some years back, there was an outcry about how 'unfair' it was to deny kids entry to local universities just because they failed MT. Think the bar has been lowered at that time. Anyone remembers this, or have I been hallucinating...
for my friends who got D7 and still got into NUS on provisional grounds, they had to attend chinese camp and chinese classes to fulfill the MTL requirement in NUS. although my friend said it was very fun, it still took up a lot of time. so best to clear chinese before Uni/ before JC. -
jtoh:
this is not that ancient.
Those terms are familiar to me!CayennePepper:
My DH was just saying I am a very ancient dinosaur :rotflmao:...
Cos i'm still using terms like S papers and AO level!!!
Must think in terms of H2... H3... very cheem to me wor.
H1, 2, 3 came into effect in 2006 only la.
think of H3 as our former S papers. and H1 as AO level subjects while H2 are the core, normal subjects in the past. -
kabalevsky:
this is not that ancient.
Those terms are familiar to me!jtoh:
[quote=\"CayennePepper\"]My DH was just saying I am a very ancient dinosaur :rotflmao:...
Cos i'm still using terms like S papers and AO level!!!
Must think in terms of H2... H3... very cheem to me wor.
H1, 2, 3 came into effect in 2006 only la.
think of H3 as our former S papers. and H1 as AO level subjects while H2 are the core, normal subjects in the past.[/quote]Phew! So I can pretend I'm not that ancient. :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: -
jtoh:
Yah yah yah, this is it!!! Aiyoh, I very peisah to be so ancient but as i said, it is comforting to know I am not alone...... :evil:
My dinosaur probably more ancient than yours. :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: Or maybe not. My time, if you score D7 you can still gain admission to NUS but will be subject to Chinese camp during the holidays.
Things have changed so much and gotta thank you kind parents here to help us find the way....... :hugs: -
jtoh:
:rotflmao: :rotflmao:
Phew! So I can pretend I'm not that ancient. :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:kabalevsky:
this is not that ancient.
H1, 2, 3 came into effect in 2006 only la.
think of H3 as our former S papers. and H1 as AO level subjects while H2 are the core, normal subjects in the past. -
So nice to know i'm not that ancient!
So many prehistoric parents here :rotflmao: :roll: :rotflmao:
Errr, i think I'm a leetle bit OT...
Anyway, a big thank you to everyone here, i've learnt a lot from all of you! -
kabalevsky:
...for my friends who got D7 and still got into NUS on provisional grounds, they had to attend chinese camp and chinese classes to fulfill the MTL requirement in NUS. although my friend said it was very fun, it still took up a lot of time. so best to clear chinese before Uni/ before JC.
Wah... still have to study for A level subject in addition to uni modules... Where got so much time on top of lectures, tutorials, hostel activities, and pak-tor...
So the moral is to meet the requirement as early as possible!
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