Percentage of poly business graduates entering local uni
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I will be going to poly in this April. ok, I have flunged my o level and admitted to one of the poly that offers business course . In the end, I decided to go to one of the poly business course. ( since I have strong interest in doing business in future). Personally, I hoped to defeat most ppl in Local Uni Business Course/ Business ( Accountancy).
I know that Singapore is a country that emphasize a lot on qualification. To me, getting a degree is basically nonething cos there are some uni courses that entry pt is only BCC/ C etc. My personal aim is to excel in Uni business . ( I dont want to go for other courses in uni except business.) May I know what is the percentage of NP/ SP business students entering local uni. Actually, I wanted to enter SMU business/ SMU accountancy....Right now, I havent enter poly yet but i have heard of ppl spending 5-6 hrs on average per day to study poly business subj so as to qualify for SMU...so may I know how much time will i need to set aside to study for my poly business courses everyday to score a GPA of at least 3.85? ( Actually, I aimed to score 3.9)....Pls shed light on me....thanks
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Originally posted by Grace 123:
I will be going to poly in this April. ok, I have flunged my o level and admitted to one of the poly that offers business course . Actually, prior to that, I wanted to go to some top JCs(e.g VJ, NJ)so, however I have flunged my o level and can only go to mid-tier JC ( AJC, NYJC, CJC) . In the end, I decided to go to one of the poly business course. ( since I have strong interest in doing business in future). I am someone who always tot abt beating others and being the top. Personally, I hoped to defeat most ppl in Local Uni Business Course/ Business ( Accountancy). So since sec 3, I wanted to score well in o level and go to one of the top JCS and excel there/ go to poly business course to pick up new business skills.
I know that Singapore is a country that emphasize a lot on qualification. To me, getting a degree is basically nonething cos there are some uni courses that entry pt is only BCC/ C etc. My personal aim is to excel in Uni business , and get first class honour( ok, I am a Math person and I am always the top few % of Math exam , and also my sec school is a band 3/ 4 school). May I know what is the percentage of NP/ SP business students entering local uni. Actually, I wanted to enter SMU business/ SMU accountancy....Right now, I havent enter poly yet but i have heard of ppl spending 5-6 hrs on average per day to study poly business subj so as to qualify for SMU...so may I know how much time will i need to set aside to study for my poly business courses everyday to score a GPA of at least 3.85? ( Actually, I aimed to score 3.9)....Pls shed light on me....thanks
1. Have some humility.
2. If your goal and dream is to beat everybody at their game, you won't get far. And I personally dislike such people because of their motivation for learning.
3. You won't be just competing with just locals at local unis. Wait till you meet the FTs who will trounce you at your game. If all you can think of, is step on them and climb, be ready for a bitter and unhappy fight. Refer back to point 1 and 2.
4. I think SGreans who always complain about having their jobs taken away have no idea how competitive the world market is. You want to be plugged into the world market, don't expect mercy. For the record, having worked with FTs before, I would say a lot of them deserve to take the locals' jobs. Read: SGreans are too sheltered.
You need pain to build character, not the good things in life.
5. Make some FT friends and you'll understand better and learn more in tandem, that way gives you a far better chance at matching their abilities.
6. If you think I am talking cock, as I am sure some forummers here will say, then all I can say is that, I said my piece already.
7. A first class honours is not called thus for nothing. And then you said, a degree to you is useless. What talking you?
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zzzzzzzz
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
1. Have some humility.
2. If your goal and dream is to beat everybody at their game, you won't get far. And I personally dislike such people because of their motivation for learning.
3. You won't be just competing with just locals at local unis. Wait till you meet the FTs who will trounce you at your game. If all you can think of, is step on them and climb, be ready for a bitter and unhappy fight. Refer back to point 1 and 2.
4. I think SGreans who always complain about having their jobs taken away have no idea how competitive the world market is. You want to be plugged into the world market, don't expect mercy. For the record, having worked with FTs before, I would say a lot of them deserve to take the locals' jobs. Read: SGreans are too sheltered.
You need pain to build character, not the good things in life.
5. Make some FT friends and you'll understand better and learn more in tandem, that way gives you a far better chance at matching their abilities.
6. If you think I am talking cock, as I am sure some forummers here will say, then all I can say is that, I said my piece already.
7. A first class honours is not called thus for nothing. And then you said, a degree to you is useless. What talking you?
I simply dont want to argue with u, my pt is nowadays at least 30-40% of young ppl have degree, what is more impt is to get into the course i like and excel in it....thus, i wanted to attain first class honour in my degree for Business and so i choose the poly route..that's all
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I tink u shuld study whole day every day whenever u have time. Admission to business sch is highly competitive. To tell u the truth, SMU business sch require you to attend an interview. Btw, If you are in sp, u want to make sure you select maths for business if you don't have A maths as this module prepare those people with some calculus skill. I heard from my polytechnic lecturer, to be successfully admited to business sch, u need at gpa of 3.9 to guarantee admission. Don't forget other student from any discipline hope to be admitted to business sch too. Business is a general degree, any disciplines are allowed to be admitted.
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I took Amath for O level and
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Originally posted by Grace 123:
I will be going to poly in this April. ok, I have flunged my o level and admitted to one of the poly that offers business course . In the end, I decided to go to one of the poly business course. ( since I have strong interest in doing business in future). Personally, I hoped to defeat most ppl in Local Uni Business Course/ Business ( Accountancy).
I know that Singapore is a country that emphasize a lot on qualification. To me, getting a degree is basically nonething cos there are some uni courses that entry pt is only BCC/ C etc. My personal aim is to excel in Uni business . ( I dont want to go for other courses in uni except business.) May I know what is the percentage of NP/ SP business students entering local uni. Actually, I wanted to enter SMU business/ SMU accountancy....Right now, I havent enter poly yet but i have heard of ppl spending 5-6 hrs on average per day to study poly business subj so as to qualify for SMU...so may I know how much time will i need to set aside to study for my poly business courses everyday to score a GPA of at least 3.85? ( Actually, I aimed to score 3.9)....Pls shed light on me....thanks
well ..
in poly it is not necessary studying hard = gpa 4.0
u would still need your presentation skills and some Public relations skill to achieve that.everconsidered overseas education??.
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
1. Have some humility.
2. If your goal and dream is to beat everybody at their game, you won't get far. And I personally dislike such people because of their motivation for learning.
3. You won't be just competing with just locals at local unis. Wait till you meet the FTs who will trounce you at your game. If all you can think of, is step on them and climb, be ready for a bitter and unhappy fight. Refer back to point 1 and 2.
4. I think SGreans who always complain about having their jobs taken away have no idea how competitive the world market is. You want to be plugged into the world market, don't expect mercy. For the record, having worked with FTs before, I would say a lot of them deserve to take the locals' jobs. Read: SGreans are too sheltered.
You need pain to build character, not the good things in life.
5. Make some FT friends and you'll understand better and learn more in tandem, that way gives you a far better chance at matching their abilities.
6. If you think I am talking cock, as I am sure some forummers here will say, then all I can say is that, I said my piece already.
7. A first class honours is not called thus for nothing. And then you said, a degree to you is useless. What talking you?
learn what cock from them? learn how to earn quick bucks more like it.
unless yousaying about those higher post one. aiyah else those cheenaland, some malaysians lah, pinoys lah and how what chapalang lah, learn what?
like one pinoy, husband work in anotehr department. one issue i tok only she immidiately call her husband over the intercom the next moment to warn him already.
good enough jobs in your country, no need to travel oversead to work one lah. so many cum?! must be got goodies.
shut them out is the solution, or tax their heads high.
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but do anyone of u know % of poly graduates from SP/NP entering local Uni business course?
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why no ask from the horses mouth?
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seriously, I dont think my qns is being addressed.
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The 10th percentile for SMU Business is only gpa of 3.72. There are at least 10% of poly graduates with gpa of 3.7 every year. :)
TS talk until like to go SMU Business must need gpa of 3.9 to 4 points, ha ha.
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Originally posted by Seowlah:
The 10th percentile for SMU Business is only gpa of 3.72. There are at least 10% of poly graduates with gpa of 3.7 every year. :)
TS talk until like to go SMU Business must need gpa of 3.9 to 4 points, ha ha.
lol, I dont know la but aroud 3.8 plus sure can go SMU business/ SMU accountancy? btw, I am going to SP business school....aiyah, cos some ppl posted on hardwarezone forum/ sgclub etc that 3.86s of GPA cant go NUS/ SMU accountancy..not sure correct or false..
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Originally posted by Grace 123:
lol, I dont know la but aroud 3.8 plus sure can go SMU business/ SMU accountancy? btw, I am going to SP business school....aiyah, cos some ppl posted on hardwarezone forum/ sgclub etc that 3.86s of GPA cant go NUS/ SMU accountancy..not sure correct or false..
TS, at first, says die die must be SMU Business.
Now, suddenly change to NUS / SMU Accountancy.
very fickle minded
http://admissions.smu.edu.sg/sites/default/files/admissions/pdf/gradeprofile.pdf
http://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/docs/NUS%20IGP.pdf
SMU is gpa 3.72 and 3.73 lah
NUS is 3.82 and 3.86 lah
Check up the the fact yourself lah.
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If TS look like her even without an degree, sure is as success as her lah :
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wait, I tot smu need around 3.78-3.8 to get in ?
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Why dont you just enjoy studying?
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lol, I do enjoy studying..but i need to know more abt how to get into SMU accountancy through poly entry...zzzz...cos I dont want to go through to private uni..also I didnt choose jc route cos jc dont have poa and my sec school didnt even offer poa..only Amath..so I just want to go poly to build up foundation and eventually get into SMU accountancy...
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as long as study place no vampire can already.