Dear theyj,
The following factors should be considered when you
choose an institution:
1. Distance: try to cut down on travelling time by
picking a school near your home.
2. Subject combinations that schools offer: pick a
combination that fits your interest or future career aspiration,
and check all schools' websites on what they offer to students and
prerequisites needed.
3. Niche areas of schools: check all schools' websites on
their niche areas (e.g. CCAs, academic programmes, student
development programmes and the like) because you may wish to
develop your potential and maximise your strengths.
4. Friends/seniors: consider what your friends and
seniors have chosen because it is nice to have company when you
study in an unfamiliar JC environment.
Finally, try to talk to the academic counsellors of JCs
that you'd like to pick. It's always a good thing to find out
details from the teachers and HODs.
Thanks and good luck!
Cheers,
Wen Shih
P.S. I used to coordinate JAE for Anderson JC and provide advice to
students and parents who came to enquire.