from your posts.. you seems to think highly of yourself ar.. tat a
poly graduates like ur self made it into a local uni that u have to
go around putting down others who dun...
of cos. ur fren kept quiet when u showed them the latest
survey.. tat's bcos they are as shallow as u.. birds of a
feather... u must be the 'best bird' le la. haha. good for u too.
if ur frens were to have intelligence of a normal human being then
u wun be the best..
have u questioned urself how the data was being obtained? Or u
simply took it at face value.. your mindset must be sth like..
''oh, it's published by moe. govt publish one. sure accurate one.
let me show to my fren (who dun even bother toread,let alone think
and analyse) and impress them''
haha. i always laugh when i meet ppl who think so highly of
themselves.. Get this clear la. All 3 unis are churning out so many
graduates every year. U think having a place in there would
guarantee a life of succeess and fame (like wat u r thinking now)??
What abt those from Harvard and Princeton? They need to work under
somebody like u who thinks u are gr8 in getting a "precious" slot
in local uni??? LOL.
Was I putting anyone down? I was merely stating my point of view
in regards to MDIS/PSB against SIM and then SIM against SMU.
Statistics don't lie neither do they not, but can they not be used
as guidelines? Else, what's the point in the first place?
I did not essentially point out that SMU was better than NUS or
NTU, I bet your reply would have been different if NUS Law was
topping the charts.
Did I say having a spot in a local uni equate to a life of
success and fame? I did not, in fact, I made no such reference so
don't twist my words.