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vienna
09-12-2006, 12:36 AM
hey peeps,
anyone know which college is the best to study SAM/A-level?

any suggestion please?
mykern
09-12-2006, 08:30 AM
what the heepie jeepies is "SAM"? Do you mean SPM? :confused:
kress
09-12-2006, 09:44 AM
sam is south australian matriculation.
mykern
10-12-2006, 12:42 PM
Well, vienna and you know what SAM is and surely the former know how to search the web for it! Anyway, Taylors and Metropolitan maybe of help.
Kelvt2
12-12-2006, 10:19 AM
hey peeps,
anyone know which college is the best to study SAM/A-level?

any suggestion please?

If you're looking at A levels either Science or Arts by default, then TAR College is also a considerable option should investment for education is your top priority. It takes 1 year & a half, unlike other colleges which completes the course for around 8 months. Some may prefer to stretch the duration to equip themselves with more readiness for the exam. Some might wanna rush into things.

I took my Business A-levels in TARC & got a distinction for my GP. Woohoo~~~
JasonGoh
01-01-2007, 01:38 AM
Depends on your budget and which board you prefer.
Help Institute still follows London Board for A level.

The rest of the colleges like Sunway or Taylors follows Cambridge board.
The difficulty levels varies between the 2 boards.
sulynx
03-01-2007, 08:32 PM
hey peeps,
anyone know which college is the best to study SAM/A-level?

any suggestion please?

hi vienna

may i ask what do you plan to study after taking a pre-u course? the reason i'm asking is that sometimes i find some people taking pre-u courses because they can't decide what to study. and often this becomes a waste of time and money because the courses they pursue after pre-u sometimes do not even require them to take a pre-u in the first place! they could've taken the foundation course offered along with the degree and this would save their parents quite some money.

but if your intended course after pre-u does require you to take pre-u, i'd suggest taylors. i admit i did not take pre-u (i took stpm) so i don't know how good taylors is, but many of my ex-schoolmates have taken it. it's pricey, but it's near home and with the rising cost of petrol nearer is cheaper; it also sort of balances out with the pricey college fees. that is if you have your own car. :)

better still, go for form six at smk seafield. cheaper and stand a chance for local uni.