Dilemma over UNI. Please help!

[lemzy]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

by the way, dont think there will be much culture shock, or much difference.. cos there's many many asians in oz.. esp in business. lots of singaporeans too. the only thing is living on ur own n being independant.

I see. Thanks for sharing your experience! It definitely helps in my decision making!

Originally Posted by lemzy

I see. Thanks for sharing your experience! It definitely helps in my decision making!

Dude go to London school of economics!!

in CLEMENTI!@!

many of my friends go there.. then put LSE in resume. damn satki

[100sheets]

Originally Posted by lemzy

My friends felt that I should stay in Singapore because Im unfamiliar with the culture overseas and have no one there

Then if your future employer wants to send you abroad for work... How? Since your parents can afford it, you should grab the opportunity. It'll be a great learning experience. Uni is the best time to push yourself out of your comfort boundaries and to challenge yourself.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I would advise you to go overseas as well. However, try and choose a better university. Australia's university admissions are quite liberal. It shouldnt be hard to gain admission, even if your grades are not too good. ANU, Umelb or Usyd should be your top choices. UWA is pretty shitty IMO. Even Monash would be a better choice.

Agree with this. For accounting finance I recommend usyd.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Uni of Melbourne. Yeah I worked there before for a year before moving back to SG, even though had 1 yr experience I found it hard to get a job here without referral. Dunno if its just me..all my frens who graduated in sg uni got jobs like quite fast.

What rubbish, your 'work' is in chilli padi or max brenner's is it?

I'm a UniMelb alumni as well, and had secured quite a number of interviews on coming back. All my friends are also comfortably employed (not happily though). Most are in MNCs and GLCs.

Big 4 is also a shoo-in if you're an accounting major.