All About A Levels

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Elrek01:

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[quote=\"Elrek01\"]I just received my A level result and it is rather bad,i only got 58.5. I know i cantget into NUS, NTU and SMU, but is there a chance for me to enter SUTD and SIT?

It depends on how many H2 passes you have and whether you passed GP and any Add math in O level.

Many options also depend on what you want to do as a career going forward.

Not the end of the world.

If you really want to go through the local uni, okay to retake the A level - many people done that too.

I pass all H2 and H1 but you know is all those borderline passes...and i i took Add maths in O level even though is only a B3[/quote]Go take a look at unisim. Many courses in management, finance etc there. Just as good

[Elrek01]

I’ve browsed the UniSim website and found something interesting but i am still pretty unsure about it. The tuition fees of UniSim is not by year but is by degree programme. The "all basic degree’’ is roughly $33876 SGD per degree programme, thats like $11292 SGD a year(if take a 3 years programme) , which is similar to the annual fees of SMU. But here comes my doubt, if one spent 3 years in local uni such as NTU and SUTD all those, how many degree will the student get?

If its also 1 degree, then i think ill give UniSim a shot cause what i worried about study private u is the cost. QAQ

[alng]

Elrek01:

I've browsed the UniSim website and found something interesting but i am still pretty unsure about it. The tuition fees of UniSim is not by year but is by degree programme. The \"all basic degree'' is roughly $33876 SGD per degree programme, thats like $11292 SGD a year(if take a 3 years programme) , which is similar to the annual fees of SMU. But here comes my doubt, if one spent 3 years in local uni such as NTU and SUTD all those, how many degree will the student get?

If its also 1 degree, then i think ill give UniSim a shot cause what i worried about study private u is the cost. QAQ

The undergraduates in the local uni usually get ONE degree unless they are admitted into a double degrees program which usually takes 4 years or more.

[Elrek01]

alng:

Elrek01:

I've browsed the UniSim website and found something interesting but i am still pretty unsure about it. The tuition fees of UniSim is not by year but is by degree programme. The \"all basic degree'' is roughly $33876 SGD per degree programme, thats like $11292 SGD a year(if take a 3 years programme) , which is similar to the annual fees of SMU. But here comes my doubt, if one spent 3 years in local uni such as NTU and SUTD all those, how many degree will the student get?

If its also 1 degree, then i think ill give UniSim a shot cause what i worried about study private u is the cost. QAQ

The undergraduates in the local uni usually get ONE degree unless they are admitted into a double degrees program which usually takes 4 years or more.

Thanks! I will apply for it tomorrow and hopefully one of the uni will accept me T.T

[ilovelaksa]

Elrek01:

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[quote=\"Elrek01\"]I've browsed the UniSim website and found something interesting but i am still pretty unsure about it. The tuition fees of UniSim is not by year but is by degree programme. The \"all basic degree'' is roughly $33876 SGD per degree programme, thats like $11292 SGD a year(if take a 3 years programme) , which is similar to the annual fees of SMU. But here comes my doubt, if one spent 3 years in local uni such as NTU and SUTD all those, how many degree will the student get?

If its also 1 degree, then i think ill give UniSim a shot cause what i worried about study private u is the cost. QAQ

The undergraduates in the local uni usually get ONE degree unless they are admitted into a double degrees program which usually takes 4 years or more.

Thanks! I will apply for it tomorrow and hopefully one of the uni will accept me T.T[/quote]Hi, you hv a wonderful grade for yr HMT.
A boy I kn has a diff problem from yours. He did very well for his 4H2 and GP during promos last yr. But he just got his H1 Chinese result a few days ago and he scored a F9. He did HMT at sec 4 and he got a F9 for that as well.
All the very best in your appln.

[atorty]

Hello, i did quite badly for As too. Was wondering if i theres hope for me to get into NUS/NTU/SMU? Im a 'hybrid' student and more comfortable with arts actually but might consider going to the 'engineering dumping ground' because i really need to get to a local uni


PW: A
MT: B
GP: B
Econs (H2): B
ELL (H2): D
Math (H2): D
Chem (H2): E
Research (H3): Merit

I heard merit for research is already quite good, although my sciences beg to differ. I have quite decent CCA records, student leader positions and stuff. Thankyou!

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atorty:

Hello, i did quite badly for As too. Was wondering if i theres hope for me to get into NUS/NTU/SMU? Im a 'hybrid' student and more comfortable with arts actually but might consider going to the 'engineering dumping ground' because i really need to get to a local uni


PW: A
MT: B
GP: B
Econs (H2): B
ELL (H2): D
Math (H2): D
Chem (H2): E
Research (H3): Merit

I heard merit for research is already quite good, although my sciences beg to differ. I have quite decent CCA records, student leader positions and stuff. Thankyou!

Try FASS followed by engineering which require bridging as you do not have physics and math quite weak ?

[ezke]

Maybe you should apply to all uni and at the same time re sit the exam. Just to play safe.

[jtoh]

Question about applying to the local unis:


This is a broad question and not pertaining to any faculty in particular. How do local unis consider applications? Consider a first cut off via UAS first, followed by grades of relevant H2 subjects? How important is personal statement, testimonials and CCAs?

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Personal statement where required would rank higher than testimonial, to snare the interview.


CCA comes in when assessing scholarship application