Hi i want to learn Korean language full time. Do you guys have any reccomendation institute i should go ? I did research on internet and found two university that offer korean language course. But if there is other options please do share with me.

1. UniKL
2. Asia Pacific University (APU)

I have friends from UniKL and knows that lot of the students who did korean preparation program at UniKL and then degree at Korea. I assume UniKL is good.

How about APU ? Anyone know if Korean Language @ APLC (asia pacific language centre i guess? ) is good ? This full time program offer 3 months duration. 5 days class from Mon - Fri for 3 months. This cost around 3k.

I personally prefer institute like university to apply for korean language program because its much cheaper than those private language centre. I also only want physical class.

Can someone help me out, is the "baki pinjaman akan dibayar" the remaining I have to pay? The total of my course is 54k so I'm confused😭 (I was not granted full ptptn loan)

Hello everyone!

I'm (M25) currently in my final semester of my master’s degree and expect to finish all my thesis requirements by February 2025. However, the official graduation ceremony will only take place in December 2025, which feels like a really long wait.

I’m really eager to continue my studies and start my PhD as soon as possible. So, I was wondering if it’s possible to begin my PhD studies before officially graduating with my master’s degree? Has anyone here experienced a similar situation or have any advice on this?

Would appreciate any insights or tips, especially if you've gone through this process. Thanks in advance!

Diploma in Culinary Arts graduate (21M), was working in hotels and restaurants until recently shifted towards "medical line"

Am now a cook for private nursing home, where specific diets and requirements are needed for residents. Been working for almost 2 years there and had gained interest towards this current line of work.

Applied to pursue a degree in nutrition but got rejected due to poor grades. Contemplating on whether to apply for food science instead.

Full disclosure I'm terrible in mathematics and science related subjects ever since high school but believe I can push myself just for this course.

What are the types of stuff you will learn in food science course? I have skimmed through the program outline but cannot really find specific details regarding the subjects.

If anyone from food science program can share the specifics of your course I will be very much grateful. Thank you.

hi! which uni would you guys recommend for studying forensic science as an international student?

I've researched some unis like USCI, msu, usm and ukm. Those who have gone to these unis, how is it? are any of these unis good, in terms of everything overall?

hi everyone, im planning to pursue a bachelor of finance and economics degree at taylor’s university but the job market might be too competitive so is there a way to do a double major my primary being finance major and my secondary being an it major specialising in ai? i really want to study finance but i might not be able to secure a job bc of the current market so having ai as a backup option would be good as i am also interested in ai. could anyone tell me if taylor’s offers a double major option for this or if theres any other university in malaysia that might offer this or if i should just drop finance do a bachelor of it instead

hi everyone i’m planning to take law degree in taylor is anyone taking that and how was it also how hard is law i am not a fan of reading at all so im not sure if this is the right course for me but i like to analyse text basically i like theory ( ps i really don’t know what should i do with my life please help ) 😭😭

Can you also get scholarships?

I am currently taking Science stream for spm and I don't have any business related subjects such as account/economy.

I was wondering if it was possible to pursue business/law for asasi after SPM without taking STPM with my science stream results.

Hello y'all. I've been looking for a uni that has good enough Psychology courses and isn't too expensive, but so far I've only got HELP, UOW and Sunway as my options (not exactly cheap either). Do you guys have any recommendations?

I am a new intaker from this year batch and only have been starting uni for 7 weeks but i don't like my course and hope to change it to fine art and i also hoping to get the same campus bc this campus have a fine art course, like do i wait for the new intaker for next year or i can change it now and enter for this year. I don't want to dissapoint my parents bc it only has been 7 weeks and i already want to quit. I don't know like i can follow what they teach fine but it doesn't really suit me, my mother said to take this course untill i get a diploma and take fine art for degree but i really am not interested in this course, my lecturer too is not really helpful the second day we met she already told me to drop out.

specifically asking for sej im scared i might not be able to revise both on time, goodluck to other spm calon this year!

hi guys im in a bit of a dilemma right now as im applying for taylors, mahsa and manipal for mbbs but i need more insight on which is the best option for me. i do want to do mbbs bc it’s my passion idc if it’s difficult, i will make it work. however, i want to go to a school that will not tamper with my future opportunities. i also applied for these bc they are within my parents budget and monash/imu is too expensive for me. i cannot go to public uni since i don’t have spm malay. i am really looking for help from mbbs students from these schools or anyone who knows anything about these schools to help me out. fyi i am planning to sit for other countries entrance exams since i dont want to work here.

I am 19, a student and need money to lessen my parents burden. Can anyone suggest some ways that I can do in order to earn money without disrupting my class schedule? Thank you in advance.

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Im considering Nottingham and Ive read that Nottingham is a uk target in business/finance recruitment. What about here. Are they targeted in recruitment for fresh grads/interns

not eligible for matriks and im chinese so stpm is my last option. and i keep hearing everyone say that its hard for stpm students to get into um especially if its a hot course like med,law,accounting. so is finance considered a hot course in um? how hard is it to get in via upu and satu?

and another question if i tried to apply via upu and dont get accepted can i try again in satu?

and lets say hypothetically i dont get into um’s finance course but i somehow managed to get into account, economics or business administration? should i still accept or go to another uni?

As a formal STPM student (year 2009), I have graduated from a local university with a law degree and subsequently started to work in government with experiences in public policy and legislative matters.

Recently, I have a thought to share my experiences and knowledge to assist STPM students in Pengajian Am as a tutor (Klang Valley/Online). Do reach out to me if you need learning session either in group or 1 to 1. Thank you and all the best!

Anyone facing the same problem like me? The tracking number are still not available from 1Nov to 9Nov

Would be appreciated if you guys can suggest me recognized unis with Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb intake for foundation

Hi there! I’m an international student coming to APU for the November intake, but I haven’t found any accommodation yet. All the rooms are booked, and the ones that are available don’t fit my needs.

Do you have any suggestions on what to do? Also, are there any good non-uni-affiliated accommodation options near APU?

I submitted an application but when putting in payment details put one number wrong in the credit card info ( I know, dumb😭). Now called the bank and it didn't process but how do I pay again? When I click on the application it says the order number and pending payment. Do I wait till the site cancels the application or something (and how long will that take..) or make a new application?

hi there , im a 20 y/o female with no spm certificate ( i drop out of school in my 16s due to my family financial probs ) . so im currently waiting to take my exam which will be held on december this year. so the thing is , im currently struggling in math , like i am the d*mbest person u will ever see in ur math class and it would take at least an angel to teach me , right from the basic. and i dont like to think that im wasting someones time by teaching me something so simple. So to all the uni students thats been through this , how do you get out of this never ending loop , alone ? like how do you manage to overcame this hopelessness , do you change your lifestyle or taking a supplement, or buying an exercise book , or go to the library ? and does a tab or an ipad really helps u in taking notes ? i dont have anyone around my age to ask these questions to. so please i would loveee to receive some helps or advice

Hi im malaysian 18 male i left my school when i was studying form 4 went to vocational college did my skm Level 3 (Certificate)in Computer Networking and somehow managed to pass with a CGPA of 3.49.

Then i went to work as a Custom pc building technician for 6 months and now i know how to build and troubleshoot computers and stuffs and as a side skills i learned how to repair phones and stuffs also

But then one thing came to my mind what if i do my diploma under MQA and then i was going through reddit and managed to find that infact my vocational college is recognised by MQA so that means i can continue my diploma in private Uni’s

But in most colleges that i have asked they said i needed to do a bridging course for maths since my skm didnt have any modules related to maths and i was like okay but infact i dont like maths tbh😭

Then when i asked segi they said can join without any bridging courses i wad like soo happy since one of my friend is studying there so i was like wow its a good thing so when the time i joined segi i was turning 18 than it all went good i was going to classes as usual but then my counsellor was texting me and telling that i have to do bridging courses and stuffs i mean tbh im okay with it but why you didn’t tell me before than few fights and i left segi

Than after some research and some info’s i found that i can study in 2 colleges now which is Sunway(Went to their last Open Day and verified with one of the counsellors there and they said i have to take a bridging courses) And the second option is INTI (They said i dont need any bridging courses which is making me suspicious) And yeah i have time till January but I couldn’t come with a decision i hope i can get a clear picture and fyi money is not a problem

Hello everyone! I’m interested to pursue my study at UM and I would like to ask students, especially international students, that is or was studying at the university few questions:

1. Is it hard to get accepted especially if you are international students?

2. What is the price range to be expected for on-campus accommodation?

3. For international students, how is the environment in general for you guys?

4. Where can I be up to date with applications dates? Social media or their website?

Any additional tips and infos on how to apply, survive etc as international student is welcome!

TIA!!

Hello,

I have a hypothetical scenario for work.

If a hypothetical employer is asking you to work and the work requires you to text a client every 15 minutes excluding sleeping hours (assuming 8 hours sleep),

how much do you think you should get paid to do this job per month in MYR?

I’ve just completed my A level exams (still waiting for results) and I genuinely do not know which degree should I pursue in uni… It feels like everyone around me already found their passion / have a clear goal, but here I am lost and pretty much in an existential crisis. Tbh, my whole life seems to be decided by my parents, and currently I have no idea what my passion is, all I feel is void and emptiness.

I would appreciate any advice on how to choose a suitable degree for uni / how to get out of this existential crisis :((.

Some extra info: I’m a science stream student, results are 🆗 (SPM 9A+), but I kinda suck at extracurricular activities :(.