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pangshai

Chinatown5333 Posts

May 18 2009 14:45 GMT

#21

On May 18 2009 23:05 konadora wrote:
June holidays AAAAAAAAAH

Daaamn stresssssss

Because I take 4H2.. then in my class, I'm the only one not taking econ AND I'm the only one taking Knowledge and Inquiry. Wth!

Well, in my opinion, poly should be completely out of consideration, especially since there is still a rather significant chance that you get promoted at the end of J1. Should focus on that, rather than take the easy way out by going to poly.

konadora

Singapore66063 Posts

May 18 2009 14:47 GMT

#22

Aah.. should I just repeat a year?

Random_0

United States1163 Posts

May 18 2009 15:32 GMT

#23

konadora, I'm emphasizing flexibility. Flexibility in education is very important.

Prestige gives you more flexibility. If JC gives you more flexibility, that's key.

pangshai

Chinatown5333 Posts

May 18 2009 15:38 GMT

#24

On May 19 2009 00:32 Random_0 wrote:
konadora, I'm emphasizing flexibility. Flexibility in education is very important.

Prestige gives you more flexibility. If JC gives you more flexibility, that's key.

In addition to prestige, JCs are also more recognised. Its impossible to go anywhere else with a poly cert, its basically only recognised in singapore, but with A levels, you at least get a choice of commonwealth countries.

Ilvy

Germany2445 Posts

May 18 2009 16:01 GMT

#25

On May 18 2009 23:38 konadora wrote:

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This is the amount of drugs I have to take thrice a day. >__>

not good ;(

with "lazy" i ment the motivationproblem... was not ment as a draw down

I know how you feel since we moved to germany last summer and my kids needed to change school and the system is totaly different in germany then it was in norway. It´s like from heaven to hell, and they are far from doing well this year and one probably needs to take a "turnbackintime" ;(.

It´s just one year in your young life and you should try to get the best education needed to prepare for life and not the easiest, you are smart enough

Dante08

Singapore4119 Posts

May 18 2009 19:26 GMT

#26

Hmm, I think this is a matter of preference for you at this stage. If you have the confidence to pass your J1 then you should continue on, but as u said, if there is a high chance of getting retained, then you could consider going to poly. Studying in a polytechnic is more relaxing than in JC and if you score well, you could go into the local universities as well. But JC still is the more straightforward path to university though.

And one thing I feel that is an advantage of studying in poly is that they better expose you to the working industry with the attachments, projects, presentations and so on.

But in the end, still depends on what you want though

good luck!

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