NUS
Some applicants may wish to apply for a change in course while
serving full-time NS. As these applicants have yet to matriculate
with NUS, they are not considered current NUS students seeking a
transfer. Hence, they can apply for a change of course when the
Admission exercise for AY2009-2010 open three working days after
the release of 2008 Singapore-Cambridge GCE ‘A’ Level results in
March 2009.
Applicants are advised to indicate on their new application the
course(s) for which they wish to be considered only. It is not
necessary to fill up all choices available.
If an NSF succeeds in gaining admission to the new course, the
course reserved for him previously will be automatically
withdrawn,even if
he ultimately
decides not to
accept the new course given to
him. Hence, if he does not
wish to accept the new offer, he must submit an appeal to transfer
back to the course previously reserved. The success of his
appeal will be at the discretion of the University. He is therefore
advised to accept the new offer, while waiting for the outcome of
his appeal to be re-admitted to the course previously reserved may
be unsuccessful.
If he is unsuccessful in his new application, he will remain in
the course previously reserved, provided he had accepted the reserved
course.
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NTU
from: http://www.faq-centre.com/home/ntu/
Q: I have been offered admission to NTU in AY2009-10 and I wish to
change to another programme of study, what are the procedures that
I need to undertake?
[ Source : Undergraduate Admissions & Financial Assistance
] Local Admissions > NS Men
A: In order to opt for the new programme, you will need to
apply in the usual manner for admission when the admission exercise
commences. Please note that if your application to the new
programme is successful, your reserved programme will automatically
be withdrawn upon your confirmation of your new offered programme
during the Joint Acceptance Period. However, if your application to
the new programme is unsuccessful, your reserved programme will
still be valid. Thus, you are not required to withdraw in order to
reapply.
Last modified on 02-December-2008 by Office of Admission