Do JCs kick students out if they don't pass their promos

SBS7238L SG

Hi guys I’m just curious right do JCs kick students out of J1 if they cannot make the criteria at promos. Do appealers or DSAs have disadvantage or it’s all equals?

eagle SG

First action: Retain students

Means you repeat J1

wee_ws SG

Hi,

If one works hard, these can be disregarded :) Thanks.

Cheers,
Wen Shih

Forbiddensinner SG

Hi guys I’m just curious right do JCs kick students out of J1 if they cannot make the criteria at promos. Do appealers or DSAs have disadvantage or it’s all equals?

For your first question, it depends on the JC. Most JC will allow you to repeat for one year. However, you may want to ask eagle how his former JC deals with people with who did badly for promos.

For your second question, I don't quite get it. Equal for what thing? ?__?

Dejomel SG

Just remember, some if not all Junior Colleges will actually have prerequisites for retaining, such as having at least a "fair" or "good" in conduct grade etc.

Do not expect to just screw around in school, disregard authority and do extremely poorly in your studies and be allowed a second chance at Junior College education.

fudgester SG

Most JCs would simply retain you if you mess up your promos.

However, in extreme cases, they can kick you out and there have been such cases before.

Anyway, as long as you were consistent with your studies and work hard for your promos, promotion to JC 2 should be no problem at all. You'd have to be pretty screwed up to fail, to put it bluntly.

SBS7238L SG

I'm just curious right do appealers get kicked out of school if they CMI promos, and do they have a disadvantage with those who got in through JAE?

For your first question, it depends on the JC. Most JC will allow you to repeat for one year. However, you may want to ask eagle how his former JC deals with people with who did badly for promos.

For your second question, I don't quite get it. Equal for what thing? ?__?

SBS7238L SG

Hi, are there any students then in ur former JC who request to be retained?

First action: Retain students

Means you repeat J1

Gensis SG

Hi, are there any students then in ur former JC who request to be retained?

Hehe, you really follow what forbiddensinner asked you to do ah.

The moderators here have all graduated a long time from JC. Not only was it so long ago for them, systems have changed too.

Forbiddensinner SG

Hehe, you really follow what forbiddensinner asked you to do ah.

The moderators here have all graduated a long time from JC. Not only was it so long ago for them, systems have changed too.

Don't worry, eagle's former JC is still ..... the same.

Still don't understand why so many people want to go there.

Forbiddensinner SG

I'm just curious right do appealers get kicked out of school if they CMI promos, and do they have a disadvantage with those who got in through JAE?

Don't think so. Everyone is on equal ground once you get in.

SBS7238L SG

and just latest update l

my principal said that school isnt obliged to keep students with a string of Ss and Us.

For example, if sch kicks out students, then is it possible to turn to other JCs to do J1.

Forbiddensinner SG

and just latest update l

my principal said that school isnt obliged to keep students with a string of Ss and Us.

For example, if sch kicks out students, then is it possible to turn to other JCs to do J1.

Yes, if there is a JC willing to take you in.

My JC had taken in a few of the students from eagle's JC.

hiphop2009 SG

go poly lor...

ah ah, no no, dat is not an excuse for you to do badly in jc den go poly. please work hard and u will nvr have to worry about being retained or kicked out.

fudgester SG

Let me just summarize everything: your JC can kick you out if you're not even good enough to be retained. And that has happened before... I remember reading about one such case in the papers recently.

However, you would have to be very, very screwed-up to get kicked out. Just turn up for classes, do your tutorials, and do everything an average student is expected to do, and retainment should not be an issue, much less termination.

-StarDust- SG

Thanks for ur detailed explanation.