UniSIM

[Glossie]

I've actually never heard of an undergrad degree programme that lasts 2 years only unless the student gets credit exemption or goes through some fast-track scheme or whatever's out there... And I'm talking about doing it full-time, not part-time.

[officeger]

Originally Posted by nova

hahah thanks gal.. bt 3 years is indeed too long whereas some of the uni i **** onli two years.. ** really haf to consider..

I have a friend with a diploma in business and after exemptions, she can finish her part-time degree (business also) in a minimum of 2 years. But taking on the maximum number of modules per sem was too taxing so she ended up taking 2.5years to complete her degree at UniSim. So i guess, unless you have a relevant diploma AND the relevant degree is only a basic one AND you really cheong the maximum number of modules per semester, it is possible to finish in 2 years

[brandedcarrie]

i submitted my certs at sim today! decided to drop afterall. The eapplication says if applicant is a local polytechnic diploma holder and GCE A or O levels student in sg, then no need for CTC. just photocopies of the certs will do as they're able to verify.

the open house will be on 13 Sep.

btw, are there any difference between bachelor in communication and bachelor of arts in mass communications? i didn't think there was a difference, but just had this thought at the back of my mind. wondered why they don't called it mass comms. hmmm...

[whitequeeniie]

i think is how they name it, bascially its similar?

[brandedcarrie]

yes, i think so...

whitequeeniie, you currently a student there?

[Reina]

any cotters taking bsc business or bsc communication? is the course difficult?
and how recognise is unisim course actually??

[terra08]

Hi people.need to check.do i hve to work for 2 years first to join unisim n what is the minimum age?ths

[xel]

terra08: u can find out more regarding your queries via their website.

[officeger]

Hi babes...anyone saw the news today on the amended CPF laws? Seems to me that we can now utilise our CPF savings to pay for government-subsidised courses offered by foreign institutes....

http://www.todayonline.com/articles/276370.asp

Does that mean we can also??

[xel]

:wow:
can we?

[tinkerbell]

wow! that's would be great if we can

[whitequeeniie]

Originally Posted by brandedcarrie

yes, i think so...

whitequeeniie, you currently a student there?

hey babe! just saw ur post. im a student there! anything i can help?

[OrangeGina891]

Originally Posted by officeger

Hi babes...anyone saw the news today on the amended CPF laws? Seems to me that we can now utilise our CPF savings to pay for government-subsidised courses offered by foreign institutes....

http://www.todayonline.com/articles/276370.asp

Does that mean we can also??

If we can, we should be receiving email from the school. They alway act fast regarding $$$$ matters.

[skinnyjeans]

hey dears!

was wondering if anyone has the textbooks(newest editions preferred ) or notes of the following:

Management Maths

Sociology:

1) Organization and Organizing: Rational,
Natural and Open Systems Perspective
by Richard W. Scott
1st Edition

2) The Problem of Sociology
by Lee D and H Newby

Marketing:

1) Principles of Marketing
by Philip Kotler and Gary Armstrong
12th Edition

[officeger]

Originally Posted by OrangeGina891

If we can, we should be receiving email from the school. They alway act fast regarding $$$$ matters.

You are so right!