Have MI in their histroy since establishment ever produced any
top A-lvls/scholarship students?? cause i got posted to a JC which
subjects combinations offered dosent really suit me which i had
discussed it here,so im planning to apply for
MI,my L1R4 is 12pts,L1R5-16
apparently when i visited MI for the first time of my life today
impression of that school to me isnt really good.. got a sense that
the teachers there are just there for their rice bowl..dosent
really have any passion for teaching which is different from what i
see in i IJC where the teachers are darn strict..at least they're
able to convince me that they mean business which are to enforce
learning..i visited the staff room and asked about subjects combi
the and the MI staffs there talks bout whether their colleagues
will be there treating them free lunch or not..
will be really worrying about forsaking JC for admission to MI
for the reason of pursuing subjects combi..
Not anyone that I know of. But I do know that many MI
students aren't as hardworking as their peers in JC perhaps because
they thought that since MI is a 3-year A-level route which is one
more additional year as compared to JC's 2 years, they can afford
to slack. if you were to go to MI, you would really have to be very
hardworking and disciplined. I know of someone who graduated from
MI who scored straight Bs for his subjects and was offered places
by SMU Econs and NTU Econs. So, nothing is impossible as long as
you put in sheer hard work and consistency in your studies.