My UAS is 65. Possibly the worst score to have.
My current thoughts are as follows and I have several
questions.
1. Go overseas university - do a foundation or diploma pathway
course.
- Expensive. I am the only child and my parents are ardent
savers, but I feel extreme guilt in asking them to pay for my
education.
*Do local banks offer loans for overseas university
fees?
+ End product of a degree is
still achievable
2. Go NYP Healthcare course,
+ Healthcare, a field I don't mind. However, I am not sure if
I'm the kind of 'caring' person a physiotherapist should
be.
+ One year degree conversion course available
- Not exactly my passion. I am not sure if I can see myself
doing this for the rest of my life.
3. Go poly to do 3 year diploma
+ What I had originally wanted to do right after 'O'
levels.
- I think I missed the application dateline (Missed JAE?)
* Is there an alternate intake for A level grads?
4. Try for NTU Art, Design and Media
+ Design is definitely something I am into. My CCA in secondary
school was very relevant to what they do.
- I do not have a portfolio. But I do have strong leadership +
CCA records.
Private universities are not within my options. I just don't
believe in them. They cost too much but they aren't as recoginized
as a degree from a local university. I don't think it's worth the
investment. Neither is repeating A levels. It was my mistake in
allowing my parents to control my decisions back then.
Any advice from people who've been in a similar place?