SIM-UOL fresh grad starting pay

Originally Posted by Unregistered

No. Kinda weird that you ask this. Everyone knows uniSIM -> SUSS , and even uniSIM not equal to SUSS for the seniors that got in when it was still uniSIM as the admission standards were different.

As for SIM it is not even a university, it is just a building/company for your distance learning program taught by mostly locals. Not linked to uniSIM and most definitely not SUSS.

Thanks for the info! The building along Clementi / Bukit Timah beside Ngee Ann Poly.

Is that SUSS or SIM? Or does that building / campus house both?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

1st year: 1400
2nd year: 1450

now in my seventh year and collecting 2k per month

don't do it guys, retry your a levels and get into a real university... there is no hope for sim trash like us.

Speak for yourself. Your resume is probably ****. I graduated into a 4.5k job (tech), with a third class honours degree from UOL 5 years ago. Now earning much more with promotion based on my performance, earning more than most of my peers who graduated from local Us. This is because while I was schooling, i went through a number of internships and competitions, and not just complete a degree. My friend who graduated from RMIT is earning 5 figures from a sales job (not insurance) because he was able to perform. So yeah, don't need to project your incompetence onto the rest of us and credit any instances of success to pure luck; SIM students can prove themselves to be hireable, just don't expect the salaries of target colleges of course.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Speak for yourself. Your resume is probably ****. I graduated into a 4.5k job (tech), with a third class honours degree from UOL 5 years ago. Now earning much more with promotion based on my performance, earning more than most of my peers who graduated from local Us. This is because while I was schooling, i went through a number of internships and competitions, and not just complete a degree. My friend who graduated from RMIT is earning 5 figures from a sales job (not insurance) because he was able to perform. So yeah, don't need to project your incompetence onto the rest of us and credit any instances of success to pure luck; SIM students can prove themselves to be hireable, just don't expect the salaries of target colleges of course.

Post your income tax then

Any fresh grads who found a role in tech?

Also wanna ask if the current perspective of private uni entering public sector (including stat boards) still the same? i.e. rare?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Any fresh grads who found a role in tech?

Also wanna ask if the current perspective of private uni entering public sector (including stat boards) still the same? i.e. rare?

Seen a number in HR. Or else, usually backend roles.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Seen a number in HR. Or else, usually backend roles.

My SIM friends are everywhere - one’s in bank compliance, the other one is in recruitment.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Seen a number in HR. Or else, usually backend roles.

any idea on the starting pay range?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

any idea on the starting pay range?

Bro, it's 3k+ .... honestly, either work hard for your A's/poly GPA, if not just go overseas. Aus / UK/ US, depending on your budget.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

My SIM friends are everywhere - one’s in bank compliance, the other one is in recruitment.

yah SIM grads are everywhere. many of the female grads as they are unable to get decent salary in the coporate world. They end up doing only fans, or FL via sammyboy.

Definately a great thing!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Bro, it's 3k+ .... honestly, either work hard for your A's/poly GPA, if not just go overseas. Aus / UK/ US, depending on your budget.

Appreciate your reply.
Was wondering if cs grads would also be around 3k+