oooh! so i will have more chances than her to enter medcine
school?
But arent universities finding people will more skills, like
practical skills, which jc students lack of....
Haha... I believe what you are talking about are
employers. Some
employers prefer poly grads to uni grads for certain jobs. I think
this is the case for some engineering jobs. This has been mentioned
in the papers before. Even so, in my opinion, these employers are
the minority. Looks like a good publicity drive for polytechnics to
me.
As for admission to university, for a highly sought-after course
like medicine, there is already intense competition for entry
amongst JC students. I doubt poly students are even considered. I
kinda recall one case of poly to nus medicine in the papers long
ago, which says so much about the rareness of such admissions if it
can in newspapers.
It may be possible, but i suggest that you just take the
conventional and much less tedious path of JC to NUS medfac.
Anyway, good luck whichever route you choose! =)