fark u angel, cos rental 1 room share with 2 people only
cost 200 per month.
U go and do yr homework first. I think u never go to OZ
before.
USe CPF to pay for NUS fees , so what, u cannot use all of
it...And also CPF is yr own money too...
and also btw, Did u ever realise than when comparing OZ to SG
university. In SG there is no cost to cover for Tax, and still it
is MORE EXPENSIVE THAN MONASH AND MELBOURNE FOR
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS...AND THE FACT IS THAT AFTER THE
SUBSIDY U STILL END UP PAYING AROUND 10K++ IN NUS..U TALK ABOUT D/L
DEGREE LIKE SIM GLOBAL?. A DEGREE FOR 5K? SOUNDS CHEAP AND QUALITY
ALSO COME CHEAP FROM WHAT I HEARD D/L DEGREES OFFERED IN SINGAPORE
ARE INFERIROR TO THE ON CAMPUS ONE OFFRERED IN THE HOME COUNTRIES.
EVEN WITH THESE FORM OF DEGREES AROUND, LOCALS ARE STILL GOING
OVERSEAS TO STUDY
STUDYING IN NUS IS NOT THE SAME AS IN A COUNTRY LIKE OZ where
there is much more stuff fgoing on in business, finance and the
open press.
U wIll gain all these knowledge which in NUS u cannot.
STUDYING IN NUS IS NOT THE SAME AS IN A COUNTRY LIKE OZ where
there is much more stuff fgoing on in business, finance and the
open press.
U wIll gain all these knowledge which in NUS u cannot.
Of course it is different.
But well, NUS offers opportunities to enrich yourself beyond
studying in Singapore. There's internship like most unis, and
there's Student Exchange Programmes to top universities in Europe,
USA, China, Japan, etc, and Immersion Trips... These are programmes
which I have participated in. And Student Exchange Programmes are
subsidized for deserving students.
In addition, my friends have also partipated in programmes in
which they are attached to work in new start-ups in Silicon Valley,
where they get to work and learn with some of the leaders in the
industry, while at the same time, handle studies at universities
like Stanford.
Not only that, I managed to even take lessons in NUS on basic
political analysis, basic accounting, basic Japanese language, and
learn the German language (5 modules out of 6).
On top of that, there's still time for me to give tuition
locally and that built up my experience in the industry for 4 extra
years.
Indeed, "STUDYING IN NUS IS NOT THE SAME AS IN A COUNTRY LIKE
OZ"
