You should understand when SIM UOL grads say it's possible to get into top postgraduate schools then you should believe them.

You know why?

Because it's a tested program,say UOL in SIM for example,you should understand not only SIM offers UOL's programs.These programs are offered worldwide so you won't have to deal with a few SIM UOL grads on the argument you will have the whole world of grad from UOL international programs to argue with.And might as well I say it explicitly,you're outnumbered.

Go to LinkedIn and check it out yourself.UOL international programs graduates all over the world getting into top institutions.

SIM-UOL feeling unhappy with fellow SIM-UOL What an irony. Graduated in the 1990s, entered with low poly gpa.

Keep on trying to get in an entry position and always work doubly hard and keep improving. That way no need to keep arguing with local grads. You will do well in this instance.

Of course SIM grads will outnumber local ones la. Have you ever seen CEOs outnumber factory worker before?

whether SIM or local uni, both also got good and bad students. but statistically speaking u have higher chance of success if u go to local uni. it doesnt mean if u go sim u are a loser in life. it doesnt mean if u go local uni u are a winner for sure. its possible u go sim and become a ceo in future. its also possible u go local uni and end up working for lousy pay.

I don't understand why anyone is still arguing here. Yes NUS degrees are more recognized and yes there are student from sim-uol entering LSE for their masters. Approximately 2 students per year even recieve a scholarship to LSE. I am an Econs and finance FCH student here and I personally know one accountancy student offered the scholarship.

UOL students pls stop feeding the trolls, you are making us look like a bunch I immature morons.

Just in case y'all think i'm full of ****

"3 graduates with LSE scholarships to pursue a Master's degree."

http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk...chievers-event

cheers

No, you are not full of ***.

Do you happen to know the intake size of SIM-UOL?

Because everyone in SIM-UOL thinks that they only need to work hard and can get FCH.

Just let them know how likely that is.

SIMilan dam childish

It really depends which course you are in, accountancy and finance typically has a much higher first class rate while Econs and maths probably has the lowest.

Yes it is possible to work hard and achieve a first class but statistically only the top 5% or so manages it. This is of course due to the less rigorous course inflating the numbers.

Technically you can qualify for most MSc courses if you achieve at least a 2:1 in UOL courses. With a first class, entry into LSE is pretty much secured provided you pay for it.

Local uni guys whom take time to troll here must be insecure as hell.