Which polytechnic has the best business course?
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go both SP and NP
and go eat their food.
which one nicer, go which one...
With great stomach, Come Great Mind
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Originally posted by monoslayer:
seems like u r the one here bullshitting.
the syllabus is the same
the topics are the same
the lecturers dont differ by much
how is one school better over the other
unless it gives students some brain enhancement surgery to allow it to store more concepts and knowledge
then of course that school is the numero uno
but if not
then how to gauge
reputation =/= better
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Originally posted by thehappybunny:
the syllabus is the same
the topics are the same
the lecturers dont differ by much
how is one school better over the other
unless it gives students some brain enhancement surgery to allow it to store more concepts and knowledge
then of course that school is the numero uno
but if not
then how to gauge
reputation =/= better
hooray for bunny!
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NP by a mile..NP Business has MOUs with numerous financial instituitions and MNCs (seldom SMEs)...Best way is you look at the course structure of NP and SP (accountancy course) for example..
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Originally posted by Master -_-:
NP by a mile..NP Business has MOUs with numerous financial instituitions and MNCs (seldom SMEs)...Best way is you look at the course structure of NP and SP (accountancy course) for example..
u got it.
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i think just comparing the 2 hottest courses accountancy for example, and you'll see the truth for yourself. also once again ngee ann polytechnic has the highest number of first choice applicants for the JAE.
correct me if im wrong, but sp internship is only 9 weeks or something during ur term break? ngee ann poly gives you the full 6 months internship, and in accountancy you have a very high chance of entering the big 4 for ur internship.
not so sure bout sp, but do they teach you the software skills required for accountancy, like accpac, myob, excel, access etc?
and it states sp has the most number of module exemptions from cima, however most people in the accounting industry will tell you that they rather do acca which the ngeeann diploma will grant you exemptions from as well as those from cima, etc.
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i think just comparing the 2 hottest courses accountancy for example, and you'll see the truth for yourself. also once again ngee ann polytechnic has the highest number of first choice applicants for the JAE.
correct me if im wrong, but sp internship is only 9 weeks or something during ur term break? ngee ann poly gives you the full 6 months internship, and in accountancy you have a very high chance of entering the big 4 for ur internship.
not so sure bout sp, but do they teach you the software skills required for accountancy, like accpac, myob, excel, access etc?
and it states sp has the most number of module exemptions from cima, however most people in the accounting industry will tell you that they rather do acca which the ngeeann diploma will grant you exemptions from as well as those from cima, etc.
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Temasek poly the best. Well known for business courses together wif hot dudes and chicks.
More than an institution
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Originally posted by Nomch:
Hi, i've got a R4 agrigate of 11. I'm currently deciding for Accountancy or Banking&Finance Services. Both courses are found in Ngee Ann and Singapore Polytechnic.
So which poly is better for these courses?
Thanks!
It depends on the students who are taking the courses.If you cannot be the top student in either of the courses, then it doesn't makes any difference.
Even if you choose to go for ITE courses in business(If there's any), you still might not be able to be the top student there.
So it doesn't really makes a difference, why not pick the one that is closest to where you are living at the moment?
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Originally posted by Mr.Teo:
Temasek poly the best. Well known for business courses together wif hot dudes and chicks.
More than an institution
Originally posted by Mr.Teo:Its good to masturbate everyday
hmm... indeed...
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Originally posted by Chris88110:
The key word is REPUTATION. Yes the NP business school has a better reputation as they've been around longer. But if you wanna compare the quality of the students, its hard as both schools offer more or less the same things. Yes in NP every student has the opportunity to go overseas, that is if you hav the money to pay for itPM peak alot of people but rarely you will take the train at peak hours. The majority of your classes will finish latest by 5. At that time train still got space to sit, at the front that is
its all the same la.
its not as if jobs will pick NP over NYP. as long as you impresses during your interview, they still choose you
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Originally posted by Master -_-:
NP by a mile..NP Business has MOUs with numerous financial instituitions and MNCs (seldom SMEs)...Best way is you look at the course structure of NP and SP (accountancy course) for example..
Well, if u do a search, the various poly, tp, np, nyp and sp do not lose out to one another much in terms of MOUs..Indeed, there is one poly which shine out among the rest and it is np..however, i think they dont really differ by much. Not by MOUs , prospect..etc. Its just about how the school package itself. Some people say SP and NP do not advertise, This is totally absurd and wrong. All school package themselves and SP and NP did it much better. Their websites are vibrant and alluring with the words. NP for eg; hold camps before the jae.
Diploma aint really a big deal these days, your degree will just cover it..unless u plan to stop at a dip. A piece of degree can easily outshine a diploma.
U dont impress the boss with your poly but with ur score..lol.
NP cert with 3.4-3.5 and Tp/SP/NYP cert with 3.9 or 3.8, easily pawnz NP>
If scores around the same, poly wuld be taken into consideration but ur interview skill is the main criteria.
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its not the poly
its the student
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Originally posted by [J]erry:
go both SP and NP
and go eat their food.
which one nicer, go which one...
With great stomach, Come Great Mind