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25-10-2013 04:24 PM

Unregistered

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'd go with SIT. It's fully public after all.

doesn't make a diff to me, both are govt-backed now.
i will still choose NUS/NTU if i can though. not sure for SMU, are the sch fees worth it, heard some negative reviews.
so many choices for students now! i should be born much later.

25-10-2013 01:29 PM

SG_User

Thanks guys.

Once the application is opened, I will apply for both universities.

25-10-2013 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

To be honest, I think Unisim might be a better option than SIT. They have abt 8 years experience afaik and have current pt progs resources to tap on and already established links with certain industry orgs, whereas SIT has no local progs experience and their current progs contents are all based on overseas unis.

My younger bro is interested, I will acc him if they have open houses.

I'd go with SIT. It's fully public after all.

24-10-2013 10:40 PM

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24-10-2013 10:06 AM

SG_User

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Originally Posted by garyong

200? read that its 120 for acc, 80 for finance and mktg

Well, I meant in total 200 vacancies overall. Thanks !

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

can seriously consider the UniSIM's one.

from Today:
"In the meantime, UniSIM has at least 14 auditing firms — including the Big Four: Deloitte, Ernst and Young, KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers — and 38 other businesses on board as work attachment partners."

Yes, very tempting. But the admission process is my concern

from Today:
"Securing a spot in one of SIM University’s (UniSIM) new full-time degree programmes next year will mean passing a three-part admission process — watching a video and submitting an essay about it, followed by one-on-one and group interviews, and concluding with a reflection essay."

interviews...ahhh !

SIT has yet to reveal any details right ?

23-10-2013 01:55 AM

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22-10-2013 02:19 AM

garyong

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Originally Posted by SG_User

I remember the news stated 200 vacancies.

Not sure of that. My GPA is only 3.21…

200? read that its 120 for acc, 80 for finance and mktg

21-10-2013 09:48 PM

SG_User

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

oh, how many places are they offering?

you should try applying to ntu accountancy too, they take in avg 600 students yearly, some are via discretionary admissions.

I remember the news stated 200 vacancies.

Not sure of that. My GPA is only 3.21…

21-10-2013 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by SG_User

Thanks!

I checked out the latest news, UniSIM new courses open to both A levels and Diploma. Hmm, more competition for that limited amount of seats

oh, how many places are they offering?

you should try applying to ntu accountancy too, they take in avg 600 students yearly, some are via discretionary admissions.

21-10-2013 05:56 PM

SG_User

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

i've seen the current unisim prog structure b4, seems not bad. if im not wrong, KPMG and many other acct firms co-develop the prog.

but if you can, go for ntu 3-yr direct honours. i was from ntu accountancy, its a good prog.

Thanks!

Sadly, my Poly GPA not good enough. Well, regrets always come too late…?

I checked out the latest news, UniSIM new courses open to both A levels and Diploma. Hmm, more competition for that limited amount of seats

Waiting for SIT to release the details.

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