DSA 2011
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ngbrdad:
That's before tution grant which will cover about three quarter of the fees.Edureach:
vlim
Total tuition fees for engineering and medicine/dentistry is S$33,570 and S$109,510 respectively current year.
Think doesn't matter for engineering but for medicine need to serve in MOH for 5 years to pay back the grant. Can leave earlier if you can pay back in cash. For dentistry if there is no shortage of dentist at a particular time, can leave the service earlier without paying back the grant.
nybrdad, you are correct! Tuition grants for engineering and medicine/dentistry are $26,400 and $89,000 respectively. For medicine, needs to serve MOH for 5yrs and for dentistry is 4 years. -
pinky88:
My DD classmate juz finished her interview abt an hr ago but she will only share w my DD 2moro when they meet in sch cos she says there r too many things to share. Sorri cant share w those who r attendg e interview 2moro. All e best to everyone.
My DD classmate went for the NYGH interview y'day. As she applied under CCA, most of the interview qns were asked on her CCA achievements. Her group was 2 interviewer to 4 students & the interview took about 30 mins. She said that the interview session was fun & she doesn't mind gg thru the process again. Glad to hear that it's a relaxing session....at least my DD won't b so nervous later when she attend the interview. Gd luck to all gg for the interview
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Maisu:
:rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:cestmoi:
OMGoooooooooooooosh!!!
Just recvd email for DD to go for final interview @RGS... :imcool:
DD applied under English for academic domain & is a mainstreamer.
Congrats! That's best news this morning!!
:congrats: To your DD. Wish her the best. When is her scheduled interview? -
http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/faqs/ug_feesfaq.html
NUS Tuition Feess :
Students in the AY2011/2012 cohort can expect tuition fees for most of the undergraduate courses to be raised by 4% to $7,170 (or $20,510 for Medicine and Dentistry), which works out to an annualised increase of 1.6%, with the exception of those for Architecture, Business, Law, Music, Nursing and Pharmacy programmes where the increase will be higher as outlined below:
a. the tuition fee for the BA (Architecture) with Honours programme of the School of Design and Environment will be adjusted to $7,730, representing a 6% increase or an annualised increase of 2.3%;
b. the tuition fee for the BBA programmes of the NUS Business School will be adjusted to $7,940, representing a 6% increase or an annualised increase of 2.3%;
c. the tuition fee for the LLB programme of the Faculty of Law will be adjusted to$9,430, representing a 6% increase or an annualised increase of 2.3%; and
d. the tuition fee for the Bachelor of Music (Hons) programme of the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music will be adjusted to $9,050, representing a 6% increase or an annualised increase of 2.3%;
e. the tuition fee for the BSc (Nursing) programme of the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies will be adjusted to $8,370, representing a 6% increase or an annualised increase of 2.3%;
f. the tuition fee for the BSc (Pharmacy) with Honours programme of the Faculty of Science will be adjusted to $8,170, representing a 6% increase or an annualised increase of 2.3%. -
ngbrdad:
Guess they may need to do some rearrangement if 27/8 becomes a public holiday for the presidential election.[/quote]Admin from NJC informed that as they need to send HAST to Australia for marking, results and notification for next round will take some time. I think can expect to hear from NJC only after National Day hols. So, stay cool and sit tight!pinky88:
[quote=\"hipomum\"]Newbie here, have been reading the threads & am glad to find so many helpful moms out there, willing to share their experiences :xedfingers: I saw many posts regarding RGS & NYGH, but did not hear much bat NJC. Anybody whose child sat for NJC's GAT care to share? Heard the English paper was tough..... :frustrated: btw does anyone also know when notification will be out for the camp n interview? Hope to hear some input :thankyou:
Hi hipomum, my DD went for the NJC HAST. Yes...she also commented that the reading comprehension was super tough...her exact words \"dun noe wat the passages r talking abt\"...the other 2 papers, Maths Reasoning & Abstract Reasoning was easy though. The Phase 2A Activity & Phase 2B interview will be tentatively held on 20th & 27 Aug respectively....so my guess is they will notify shortlisted candidates a week before 20th Aug....so tat's another 2 weeks of waiting.. -
Oh cestmoi, that's good news!
My ds applied using Grade 8 piano but have not received any news yet
He is keen to do MEP but there are not that co-ed/boy schools that offer MEP.
His grades are usually in the 70+ to 80+ range....
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Edureach:
Thks Edureach. So how much would it costs for ivy leag universities?vlim:
[quote=\"Edureach\"]vlim
Total tuition fees for engineering and medicine/dentistry is S$33,570 and S$109,510 respectively current year.
You dam ambitious! I do not know much about fees for ivy league as my kids unlikely to make the academic cut base on their current standards. Think for medicine is a post-grad degree whereas for engineering, max is a few made it from Singapore each year. Unable to provide further information.[/quote]
no like that la ..... Is ok to have dream right .... :rotflmao:
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Thanks ngbrdad and vk2010 for the info :boogie:
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Edureach:
Thks Edureach. So how much would it costs for ivy leag universities?vlim:
[quote=\"Edureach\"]vlim
Total tuition fees for engineering and medicine/dentistry is S$33,570 and S$109,510 respectively current year.
You dam ambitious! I do not know much about fees for ivy league as my kids unlikely to make the academic cut base on their current standards. Think for medicine is a post-grad degree whereas for engineering, max is a few made it from Singapore each year. Unable to provide further information.[/quote]
no like that la ..... Is ok to have dream right .... :rotflmao:[/quote]
about US$40k to 50k per year, now exchange rate approx 1.2
http://www.nyu.edu/bursar/tuition.fees/rates11/med.html is an example -
vlim
FYI, especially undergrad programmes in Havard, even among our top scholars, a handful made it there. Maybe yours could do it? A realistic chance is to pursue post-grad in Havard, itβs relatively much easier.
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