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| 24-10-2013 08:30 AM | ||
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besides, its still easier to get an honours if you go overseas, regardless canada, uk or australia. |
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| 24-10-2013 08:27 AM | ||
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first of all, what do u want to do when u graduate? want to go in finance, but want to take chem for? economics people normally end up in analyst roles, front office. but again, how likely are economists likely to get hired? u can get better opportunities with a degree in finance. why don't study in the place with higher chances of entering the industry. go to uk to study, material is all uk-based, sure you can get job there when u grad? same for canada. australia also has a decent finance sector, u might want to consider. u might also want to consider prospects in chemistry when u return to sg. |
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| 24-10-2013 01:15 AM | ||
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Thanks all for offering your insights....I shall think it through my bmt recourse LOL. Feel free to continue your debates here, I certainly wont mind listening to more opinions  .1 qn, isit easier than in to get good honours in NTU acct than in NUS? considering large student population (600+ VS 200+ in NUS) and the fact that I know ALOT of ppl entering nbs with <85 rank points. (Not implying anything, just saying it would statistically be in my favour to obtain good honours) I heard NTU awards good honours to a higher percentage of the students too. Can someone confirm this? Being a pragmatic asshole here lolol |
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| 24-10-2013 12:05 AM | ||
| Unregistered | Well, you seem to have passion for the sciences. I say go for chem at UCL/ICL. So much better than here. Rankings much higher and prospects would be better as well. Especially if you decide to move on to post-grad, NTU and NUS will most definitely take you in if your grades are okay and coming from such a prestigious school. | |
| 24-10-2013 12:05 AM | ||
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| 23-10-2013 11:28 PM | ||
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I still remain rather undecided :/ should I : 1) Apply for Econs at both UCL n LSE and face high chances of rejection...then just guai guai go to NUS OR 2) Apply for Chem at UCL & Imperial and face uncertainty (considering that i do not wish to pursure a career in science) with a science degree but backed by the international branding and prestige of the Unis. As for NUS, Accounting or Business? Sooo many questions :/ |
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| 23-10-2013 11:17 PM | ||
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On the other hand at Warwick (1 place behind UCL), 25% gets 1st class alone :O. Think it has something to do with the bell curve system in NUS. UK Unis seem to generally set 1st class mark at 70% |
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| 23-10-2013 11:15 PM | ||
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Locals arguing with locals here........ in the end its degrees from University of East Manila West Sichuan University that pwned all locals here in spore |
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| 23-10-2013 11:13 PM | ||
| Unregistered | I'll say ACCA is more useful than a second major in management. | |
| 23-10-2013 10:54 PM | ||
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