>>> and i compare the work load of poly and uni, my uni
course is seriously more den poly.... in poly i can just
study one day before the exam and get A and above, in uni i do
this i die like shit..... <<<
Yes, the learning curve is such. University level academia (at
least for reputable Universities, eg. Oxford, Havard,
Cambridge, NUS, NTU, SMU, etc, not 'degree mills' where
rich men pay their way through) is (intended! meant!
should be!) 10 times tougher, more rigourous, and
demanding, than (Junior College / Polytechnic; both of which
are considered to be at the same level of academic
difficulty).
It's advisable for students who plan to graduate with
a University degree, to mentally prepare themselves (ie. to
psych yourself up to enjoy the rigorous academic process). Else if
you fail to graduate (eg. because you're mentally unprepared or
unwilling to 'pia'/'cheong' 120%), you may be wasting your own
precious time and money.
University is definitely more enriching (in more ways than
one) than JC/Poly, as long as you can pull it off.
Which in turn, is entirely dependent on your own willingness to do
so.
dont scare ppl, i know some who had gone to overseas unis with
just O levels. And they graduated with a degree eventually,
considering the fact that for them the jump is complexity of
studies is much higher than those with an "A" level or poly
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