Hi Users,
As reiterated earlier on my previous post, it’s evident that i’m
not in favour of ‘projects’. i am presently a sophomore
ITE student in the final year before graduation upon
receiving my final assessment. Hitherto, i felt that i’m either
compelled to study the field in engineering or could it have been
just peer pressure to the cause which leads to the drive
eventually. Well, i’ve realised all too soon that i’m more apt to
the JC Curriculum which deals with theory at large spectacle. I’ve
tried to consider all faction when it comes to ‘bogus pride’ I’m
not going to impress the society that i took a leap of faith to
recoup over regrets based on the biased past. I’ve stopped watching
TVs for almost 5 months now, and every now and then, i’m reading as
i write in here. i’m not going to parade around and announce to the
whole world about life philosophies and get them under to follow
suit. It’s all about me and the fate of my two parents who brought
me up with their best of their capabilities.
Well, i’ve to be blatantly honest with you, I’m a male in my 18s
of a middle class financial mean and before even getting to settle
down just as how my parents did, i’m feeling the crunch before the
pinch. I’m no longer politically apathetic, i realised that the
ruling party is in favour of foreign talents to override the true
blue locals, if possible, through all sectors in the job market.
Little did i know that their are trying to burn a hole in our
pocket simply through the bullnoze of policies that true blue
locals here are laying a siege on it and will eventually retaliate
anytime soon just as how the ‘arab spring’ have occured throughout
the entire middle east.
Well, let’s not get offtopic, i’m always inclined to doing so
when i’m a freelance writer in my own dimension. The idea is, i
don’t wish to do something which i don’t like to do – simply put.
as mentioned, i’ve done my estimate on the damages which i’m about
to make, should i take this course. I don’t wish to waste anymore
of my prime years going through the polytechnic curriculum
painstakingly to get a certificate which will entitle me to
universities with a course which i’ll continue to moan over.
I wanted to study law and eventually be called by the singapore
bar to serve the nation as a working adult together with other
professionals. My interest has invariably been about debates and
politics is just my cup of tea – don’t ask me to consider
FAS (Faculty of Arts & Sciences) I’ve been playing
around with this dream of mine ever since from day 1 upon
matrivulation to ITE. As time goes by, i encountered
language gap and opposed by many from a ‘clique’ of
ITE Students rather as they failed to comprehend my
speeches. I was the President of the student council and i ruled
out an exceptional approach to policies (i turned the union into
‘congress’
– well, that’s just
some my experiences while in ITE – it has been a
fruitful one indeed.
Well, I’m thinking of sitting for at least ‘5 A Level Subjects’
as a private candidate following the requirement before one can be
accepted into NUS Faculty of Law, as for
CCA, i’ve got some to garner their attention – would
it be worthworthy? (I need views). I’ve been averting watching TV
and have shunned my doors to social gatherings which is often seen
the like of a chore to me (my opinion). I’ve been to Victoria
junior college website and i remained confused between
‘International Applicants’ and ‘Returning Singaporeans’ – may i
know what is it all about? They are offering A level course and i
was contemplating to applying but there are lots of forms and
hoards of its stringent procedures before one know the turnout of
eligibility. I’m uncertain if i’m eligible? – do they accept
ITE Students too? it states that students both parties
in this matter – it simply beguiled me out. I’ve yet to ascertain
to whose party is the multimodal text refering to?
The Subjects are as follows:
1. ENGLISH & LINGUSITIC H2
2. GENERAL PAPER
3. ECONOMICS
4. GEOGRAPHY
5. HISTORY
Does this 5 subjects stand a chance for me to produce a
certificate entitled as ‘GCE ‘A’ Level’ leading up my eligibility
to enrol into the course of my choice while awaiting matriculation
from NUS?
I’m prepared to be a No lifer to self-actualize according to the
maslow’s theory – No doubt that generation today wants to
self-actualize. the 21st century belongs to both gender
irregardless of any other traits that is not dispensable and
irrelevant. I’ve believed in emancipation for a short while and
gain faith after going through the trials and tribulation of having
to muscle in some effort before it gets to be paid off.
Please users!!, i need opinons from all crossroads at this
juncture!!! Thank you very much for reading some of the
idiosyncrasies above. appreciate your effort at all lengths.
I allow non-partisan viewership as well, feel free to answer at
your accord. Thank you.
I will suggest you find a recognised overseas uni, study there,
and then come back to take the bar exam.
The reason is that you being a formal ITE student will always
put you at a disadvantage when NUS looks at the credentials of all
the candidates who applied.
Straight As is unlikely to be enough in your case. You will
require teachers and tutors to sign for you, as well as evidence of
huge community contirbutions (frequent helping out at centers for
the disabled for example) or national contributions (winning
international awards). On top of that, you will need to be able to
convince your interviewers you are qualified to be a lawyer, though
you have been to ITE.
There is this really big stigma on ITE students, and thus you
will hear of only a hand-full (literally) who enter NTU and NUS
each year after taking a really long route, and usually in
faculties which are not as competititve.