LSE Economics or NTU Accountancy and Business

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Oh look the same insecure smu mouthpiece from the "SMU economics or NTU Business" thread is starting to infest this one as well. LOLOLOL. Go back to mugging lah. I see you're not really that bright, so you need to prepare extra hard for class part tomorrow, if not you will look like a fool in front of your vocal and knowledgeable peers.

Hmm, the arrogance and stupidity is strong in this one. I would say 80% you're an NTU student

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hmm, the arrogance and stupidity is strong in this one. I would say 80% you're an NTU student

I would say 99.9%

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Forum posts are most of the time made by trolls that have no idea what they are saying and feed on the rage and tears of others. Straits times would be a more accurate gauge. That is if you bother reading.

Yep, SMU is garnering more favorable attention from the public as well as the corporate world:

://.straitstimes.com/the-big-story/case-you-missed-it/story/adding-diversity-the-university-scene-20140126

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Oh look the same insecure smu mouthpiece from the "SMU economics or NTU Business" thread is starting to infest this one as well. LOLOLOL. Go back to mugging lah. I see you're not really that bright, so you need to prepare extra hard for class part tomorrow, if not you will look like a fool in front of your vocal and knowledgeable peers.

Naive moron. All uni;s have their strength and weaknesses. You wanna compare NTU vs SMU?


Reasons why Employers choose NTU :

(Can't find any LOL->No reason at all. )

Reasons why Employers choose SMU :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MV1ZUtwXaY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MV1ZUtwXaY


Why students should choose NTU marketing video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cukOWFmYmYA

^I would say good effort put in trying to advertise your campus. (serious here for a second)

Why students choose SMU marketing video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45yn3bb7srg


Just look at the way both uni's present themselves.

We can tell how much effort put in by each faculty to present themselves to attract top minds, and there is no doubt more effort put in by the smu faculty. They portray themselves as a world class tertiary institution for people who want to be different and push themselves beyond their comfort zone to get what they want. Hence the slogan, "A different U"

Now lets take a look NTU: "Global leaders for (lol) sustainable world"

This was their recent catch phrase up to 1-2 years ago when they decided they need to have a direction in where they wanna be for NBS. All they can do is throw rankings around saying they are the best uni in asia but sadly that is all they can do. Ever heard of the hokkien saying "Zui gong, lamp pah song" （嘴说睾丸爽）

If people say that SMU gets students by using "sham marketing strategy" well, we can tell they certainly do a much better Job than NTU and it speaks to which one puts in more effort to train and groom their students just by they way they display themselves and testimonials from students and employers all over.

But that said, I will make a standpoint that all uni's have their strength and weakness and one is no better than the other. They all have equal strengths and weakness.

150K is peanuts for a first class education.

Just make sure you give your parents more pocket money when you start working,

Save the money and go local. There are plenty of NTU business students who make it into high paying jobs in IB, S&T and PE.

If you are willing to work hard and hustle hard, you will make it.

Secondly, it sucks to be young and full of debt.

go to smu bro, its the best

If your family can afford it, go to LSE. Then try to get a job in London if you are keen on working there.

If not, come back to Singapore and I don't think you would have an issue landing a good job.

If you want to hedge, you can use your spare time to study for ACCA. There's no need to go to NTU Accountancy actually.

IMO, it's better to take a degree in a non-accountancy area and take ACCA if you are keen to have more options.