need some advice for overseas study (us or uk or australia)

Alvinhh SG

Hi, I need some advice regarding studying in overseas. My highest qualifications is O level 5 passes. I am considering studying degree in psychology overseas but I can’t decide whether to look at us schools or uk schools or Australia schools . Also, I am unsure which country is more established in psychology if anybody have studied psychology overseas or know a thing or two about studying in us or uk or Australia please advice me.

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M the name SG

Even in the Ivy league?

Alvinhh SG

any students who currently or have attended overseas studies can give me advice?

Weejia SG

Hi there, I am an alumni member of a community college (De Anza/Foothill College) in the US and graduated with a bachelor's degree from Uni of California San Diego. I would be please to chat with you and give you more information as I am currently their agent based in Singapore. Drop me an email at [email protected] if you're interested! Do check out our website at www.thecollegewhiz.com too! :) Good luck!

M the name SG

First most important question, who is going to support your finanical to study?

TehJarVu SG

find a course and do in uni sim

Kinemon SG

The solid academic reputation of universities in both Australia and New Zealand make them extremely desirable choices for pursuing postgraduate studies. Both nations boast globally recognized curriculum and degree programs. For students considering a master's degree, Australia and New Zealand are options well worth consideration, but there is some difference between the programs offered in each nation. study in Australia

Valen6603 SG

Hi Alvin, are you stilling searching? You should have go to www.edulink.com.sg for a free consultation with either Ginny or Bill. They are the experts and will guide you according to your interest and abilities.

They guided me all the way and whenever I encountered obstacles, they are always prompt and clear on their advice.

BigBearBear SG

It is not where you study, but what you study that matters. I got my computer science degree in Australia and is now working and living in US, California (Silicon Valley). I'm a engineering manager who manages and trains a team of engineer here in California for my employer.

Psychology is what we (I've migrated to US) in US call "Liberal Arts" degree. It has similar value to a degree in Ethiopian Basket Weaving, meaning, you'll probably not get a good job with it.

My cousin got a business degree from the US (Washington DC I recall) and he now drives a tour van in Singapore.

To each his own and you make your own choices, my recommendation would be to invest in a technical/science degree if you're going to be spending all that money anyway.

WhiteCamelia SG

Any university recommendations to do a degree in an Art related field?

WhiteCamelia SG

In Australia that is. I currently hold a Diploma in Teaching from MOE and a another one, Diploma in Art (Teaching) from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts.