WTS: Privelege to be an NTU undergrad for 1 semester
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will pay.
want to sell time-honored privelege to study in a "world-class" university for 1 semester... taking my quizzes, tutorials and assignments and of course signing attendance.
im in the Engineering course. professional and "highly desired" course.
aced open book exams. failed most of my closed book exams
corrective sugery is required for my brain... so hence taking a sabbatical from my school
negotiate a price now!
i have a queue longer than a roo's tail here. -
In another words it's paying someone to be you -
how astuteOriginally posted by Parka: In another words it's paying someone to be you
but i prefer to say its someone paying to be me.
as my topic reads WTS -
year 1 ?Originally posted by ntu slacker:will pay.
want to sell time-honored privelege to study in a "world-class" university for 1 semester... taking my quizzes, tutorials and assignments and of course signing attendance.
im in the Engineering course. professional and "highly desired" course.
aced open book exams. failed most of my closed book exams corrective sugery is required for my brain... so hence taking a sabbatical from my school
negotiate a price now!
i have a queue longer than a roo's tail here.
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year 2...Originally posted by Rabbit8:year 1 ? 
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which facultyOriginally posted by ntu slacker:year 2... -
civil?Originally posted by Rabbit8:which faculty
the most slack and the most open book if i nt wrong?
OIL here i come -
then you must repeat how many modules ?Originally posted by ntu slacker:civil?
the most slack and the most open book if i nt wrong?
OIL here i come
You from JC ? -
4Originally posted by Rabbit8:then you must repeat how many modules ?
You from JC ?
yah JC -
y the curiosity?Originally posted by Rabbit8:then you must repeat how many modules ?
You from JC ?
u interested? -
4 not much. quite common for people to fail engine modules. i am not a wee bit interested in engineering. heeOriginally posted by ntu slacker:4
yah JC -
duh to ah suOriginally posted by Rabbit8:4 not much. quite common for people to fail engine modules. i am not a wee bit interested in engineering. hee
i hate doing these 4... maybe will ta bao again
but then she did encourage me and wished me good luck... cant let her down man -
?Originally posted by ntu slacker:duh to ah sui hate doing these 4... maybe will ta bao again
but then she did encourage me and wished me good luck... cant let her down man -
ah su's the deanOriginally posted by Rabbit8:? dunno his first name anyway
he made everything so broad based that everyones quite fed up -
Originally posted by ntu slacker:ah su's the dean dunno his first name anyway
he made everything so broad based that everyones quite fed up -
How r u going to pass the promos without going for tutorials?
And I think it is hard to someone to impersonate u at the exam. -
Ah Su as in Su Guanning? I thought he was the NTU president. The dean of Civil not Cheong meh? What modules you flunk anyway? Now is going by 2 year common engine right? So yours are common engine modules or what?Originally posted by ntu slacker:ah su's the dean dunno his first name anyway
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Originally posted by Ecxentrique:Ah Su as in Su Guanning? I thought he was the NTU president. The dean of Civil not Cheong meh? What modules you flunk anyway? Now is going by 2 year common engine right? So yours are common engine modules or what?
semantics matter little to me...
well... su is the one that oversees it until so broad based lar... but dun quote me on that
im ALREADY in yr 2 liao... those i ta bao are yr 1 lo -
dude if u were astute enough... tutorials are immaterial to success at the exams... its all in the memory capacity u haveOriginally posted by FALL:How r u going to pass the promos without going for tutorials?
And I think it is hard to someone to impersonate u at the exam.
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Originally posted by ntu slacker:dude if u were astute enough... tutorials are immaterial to success at the exams... its all in the memory capacity u have Precisely.
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I don't quite agree, to me I think its not about remembering (more of the hardcore engine subjects don't rely heavily on memory work), but more of relative processing capability, precisely how others process the exam questions poorer. In the end, its not how better you perform relative to others but more of how worse off you are compared to others. You can answer almost half of all the questions wrong and still get a decent B or C or maybe an A.. So sometimes sitting in a exam where everyone comes out complaining about it being difficult is better than coming out of one where everyone comes out of it saying it was easier than expected. Its all so moderated, that's y now i think students want a greater transparency in the grading system..Originally posted by Parka: Precisely.
The more GB you have, the higher your grades will be. -
Originally posted by Ecxentrique:I don't quite agree, to me I think its not about remembering (more of the hardcore engine subjects don't rely heavily on memory work), but more of relative processing capability, precisely how others process the exam questions poorer. In the end, its not how better you perform relative to others but more of how worse off you are compared to others. You can answer almost half of all the questions wrong and still get a decent B or C or maybe an A.. So sometimes sitting in a exam where everyone comes out complaining about it being difficult is better than coming out of one where everyone comes out of it saying it was easier than expected. Its all so moderated, that's y now i think students want a greater transparency in the grading system.. They've got something to hide......
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Anyway, gone are the days where engine are high paying jobs (esp civil and mech) and so much of the pay is actually pegged on how much the government allocate on public spending on infrastructure and housing.. And with everything now on Bio this and bio that.. quite hopeless outside.. all the attention and money is pumped into this area. Better switch fast if not, foreign talen is going to snap up all these places and the the govt is going to say "no choice, singapore don't have the talents so need to look overseas".So if you want to do hardcore engineering with an engine degree, be quite prepare to become a foreign talent in countries like china and india or maybe vietnam.. if not be prepared to be innovative and start your own business...Originally posted by Parka: They've got something to hide......
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Originally posted by Ecxentrique:Anyway, gone are the days where engine are high paying jobs (esp civil and mech) and so much of the pay is actually pegged on how much the government allocate on public spending on infrastructure and housing.. And with everything now on Bio this and bio that.. quite hopeless outside.. all the attention and money is pumped into this area. Better switch fast if not, foreign talen is going to snap up all these places and the the govt is going to say "no choice, singapore don't have the talents so need to look overseas".So if you want to do hardcore engineering with an engine degree, be quite prepare to become a foreign talent in countries like china and india or maybe vietnam.. if not be prepared to be innovative and start your own business... It's true that Singapore doesn't have talent.
Singapore has only a population of 4 million.
Going overseas is actually quite good for experience.