Official JAE Results Thread
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I got into RP's Biomedical Sciences course =D
My cousin also graduate with that diploma. It seems shes researching at some company for medicine. Well she has a degree also, not sure if you can jump on jobs like that with only a diploma. -
Originally posted by d3sT1nY:
Poly's diploma in biomedical science is cool.
Can someone tell me what are the job offers after one graduates with that diploma?
become NUS LYYSM undergrads
future doctors -
Originally posted by gunner77:
wah lao
i kena TP mobile and wireless computing
im going to appeal la!
if u ever did kena stayed in dere. can i come visit you?
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Originally posted by d3sT1nY:
Poly's diploma in biomedical science is cool.
Can someone tell me what are the job offers after one graduates with that diploma?
y not u go to each poly websites n read the course info... take ur own initiative... -
Originally posted by Rednano:
y not u go to each poly websites n read the course info... take ur own initiative...Haha. I did. But all those things there are quite vague. And I think those only refers to people who did exceptionally well.
I prefer personal experiences. Those with friends who graduated with that diploma.
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Originally posted by sbst275:
become NUS LYYSM undergrads future doctorsI also want.
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Originally posted by d3sT1nY:
Haha. I did. But all those things there are quite vague. And I think those only refers to people who did exceptionally well.
I prefer personal experiences. Those with friends who graduated with that diploma.
the common positions that r available is lab technicians... with pharma/bio companies... -
Originally posted by d3sT1nY:
I also want.
but so far only 3 from NP -
Originally posted by sbst275:
but so far only 3 from NPGreat. Such pathetic figure.
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Originally posted by d3sT1nY:
Great. Such pathetic figure.
but if it wasn't for 1 case tat caused a stir, it might have never occured not to say 3 -
Originally posted by d3sT1nY:
Poly's diploma in biomedical science is cool.
Can someone tell me what are the job offers after one graduates with that diploma?
well, to put it badly, wash testtubes and look after machines. basically lab tech.
even getting a degree in it doesn't get you very far.
alternatively you could do sales (biomedical instruments or products) or maybe product engineers for those products if you got biomedical engineering.
Research is almost impossible for diploma only. and even with a degree, unless you're good, you won't be doing much of that. and if you're good and want to do research you'll find avenues for permenant head dmg.
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I got into Ngee Ann Poly Dip in Advertising and Public Relations(my first choice) and it is a new course[40 slots]. Anyone here gunning for same course?
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Originally posted by hisoka:
well, to put it badly, wash testtubes and look after machines. basically lab tech.
even getting a degree in it doesn't get you very far.
alternatively you could do sales (biomedical instruments or products) or maybe product engineers for those products if you got biomedical engineering.
Research is almost impossible for diploma only. and even with a degree, unless you're good, you won't be doing much of that. and if you're good and want to do research you'll find avenues for permenant head dmg.
workplaces in future:
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Originally posted by Fryderyk HPH:
I got into Ngee Ann Poly Dip in Advertising and Public Relations(my first choice) and it is a new course[40 slots]. Anyone here gunning for same course?
i dun think so coincidence ur 39 coursemates r in sgforums... -
Originally posted by Rednano:
i dun think so coincidence ur 39 coursemates r in sgforums...Usually a course intake is about how many one ah?
Is 40 slot/per course a standard?
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Originally posted by Rednano:
workplaces in future:
biopolis...fusionpolis... one bouna vista...no lah, still got the unis, the various schools, etc.
Oh yeah I forgot still can go teaching
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Originally posted by Fryderyk HPH:
Usually a course intake is about how many one ah?
Is 40 slot/per course a standard?
intakes for new courses are normally very small one lah. basically either because the school is not really prepared for it, or they want a batch of guinea pigs to see if it works before they expand the numbers.
btw have you checked if the diploma they are offering has been accredited by whatever relevant bodies?
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Originally posted by hisoka:
intakes for new courses are normally very small one lah. basically either because the school is not really prepared for it, or they want a batch of guinea pigs to see if it works before they expand the numbers.
btw have you checked if the diploma they are offering has been accredited by whatever relevant bodies?
O.oh... For some reason i have second thoughts about taking that course now... Still can appeal to another course now rite?
Anyways i am really interested in taking that course. But accredition is with foreign unis and NTU(to a smaller extent). Should I take this course or change?
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Originally posted by Fryderyk HPH:
I got into Ngee Ann Poly Dip in Advertising and Public Relations(my first choice) and it is a new course[40 slots]. Anyone here gunning for same course?
First choice for mine too, but one point away from COP. Now trying to appeal through DAE, as told by the people at NP.
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Anyone know what to do next after you know the result( if you do not want to appeal?)
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Originally posted by averlyn:
First choice for mine too, but one point away from COP. Now trying to appeal through DAE, as told by the people at NP.
When i get out, maybe you will get in... Hee hees...
What was the COP for that course btw?
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Originally posted by hisoka:
intakes for new courses are normally very small one lah. basically either because the school is not really prepared for it, or they want a batch of guinea pigs to see if it works before they expand the numbers.
btw have you checked if the diploma they are offering has been accredited by whatever relevant bodies?
it's typical and for some of e new courses, e intake never went abv 100 (so far for e recent 3 yrs) except for Nursing (from 100 to 500 now) -
Originally posted by Fryderyk HPH:
When i get out, maybe you will get in... Hee hees...
What was the COP for that course btw?
e COP are right here (there's abt 4 courses e COP is below 10) -
Originally posted by sbst275:
it's typical and for some of e new courses, e intake never went abv 100 (so far for e recent 3 yrs) except for Nursing (from 100 to 500 now)Whaa...
Nursing so popular ah? Is it a 90% female thing or what? My mum(an ex-Korean nurse) said (for Asia)most pple who take courses like that are females(coz of job security).
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Originally posted by Lwqbulb:
Anyone know what to do next after you know the result( if you do not want to appeal?)
accept course... wait for the enrolment package letter by snail mail in weeks time... n then... study...