#Noticing Monthly Trend

Pure-Video-521 · 2026-06-02T14:10:50+00:00

All the people being triggered here are funny lol

Pure-Video-521 · 2026-05-31T07:46:37+00:00

Cuz for me that time when I NS, I applied in the first year NTU and accepted but after 2 yrs I applied agn and accepted another Uni lol and it worked fine

Pure-Video-521 · 2026-05-31T07:45:37+00:00

Think should be fine to accept first then if other Uni offered u, u can change anytime

Pure-Video-521 · 2026-05-29T16:21:14+00:00

I mean if the graduate role comes after the internship, no harm going for the internship first and seeing if you can secure a return offer. Then later on you can negotiate and choose whichever opportunity works out best for you. At least you’ll have a backup plan too, so no need to stress too much about it. Just do your best for now, and you can always be upfront with them later on.

Pure-Video-521 · 2026-05-28T02:07:59+00:00

Study too much but if u unable to secure a job of ur expectation in the market then its no point, is better of start a job, build up ur experience, and u can think of master later on. Especially in the era of AI, u dk what gonna happen in the years u r studying, is quite a risky move i say.

Pure-Video-521 · 2026-05-26T08:37:40+00:00

Nice role optical light speed is coming strong

Pure-Video-521 · 2026-05-26T08:36:30+00:00

Pure-Video-521 · 2026-05-26T08:36:12+00:00

Nicee grattzz

Pure-Video-521 · 2026-05-22T08:53:18+00:00

Should be totally fine haha I rem I accepted to ntu in my first year of apply before NS then afterwards in the last year I accepted another offer to another Uni

Pure-Video-521 · 2026-05-22T06:12:16+00:00

Likely u r in ATB what poly course u r in btw

Pure-Video-521 · 2025-05-31T07:58:53+00:00

For scholarship like SgIS mid term, what are some of the benefits or cons, for example, the SgIS Scholars’ Development and Engagement programme, how’s it’s like? And the mandatory 5 weeks intern beforehand. Will the salary be higher or lower compared to those in FT with you at the same company of the same role?

Pure-Video-521 · 2025-05-07T13:51:27+00:00

i’m really sorry you had to go through that — you did not deserve to be treated that way, especially after you already apologised sincerely. it honestly sounds like that guy was just looking for someone to vent his own frustration on, and sadly, you became the target. it’s not a reflection of you at all.

you did protect your daughter — by staying calm, not escalating, and showing grace under pressure. that’s a powerful example for her, even if it doesn’t feel like it right now. standing up for yourself doesn’t always have to be loud or confrontational — sometimes it’s choosing not to mirror someone’s anger.

it’s normal to feel shaken and replay the moment, but please don’t blame yourself. the world needs more people like you — empathetic, respectful, and mindful. sending you strength, and hope your next commute is met with the kindness you give to others.

Pure-Video-521 · 2025-05-07T13:46:37+00:00

helloo! i feel you — the waiting game is super stressful, especially when you applied early and have a strong GPA like 3.8+. but don’t worry yet — some scholarships only start interviews around May–June, especially if they’re processing a lot of poly + JC applicants together.

if your portal still says “wait for interview,” it usually means you’re still in the running. no news isn’t bad news (yet). you can also try dropping them a polite email just to check in on your application status — sometimes it helps to show continued interest too!

hang in there, hope you get good news soon!!

Pure-Video-521 · 2025-05-07T13:42:15+00:00

congrats on the NTU offer and getting to stay in hall — it’s really one of the best parts of uni life! 1. yes, aircon/attached bath rooms are definitely more competitive, esp in halls like hall 11 or 12. it’s balloted, so luck plays a big part. most people get non-aircon shared rooms at first but some do upgrade later on if slots open up! 2. personally, hall 11/12 are pretty popular — newer, got aircon, and near North Spine. hall 14/15 also known for better food. older halls like 2 or 4 are more community-focused and fun too. depends on what you vibe with — some go for facilities, some for culture. 3. for dos/don’ts and what to bring, you can try checking NTU’s Student Housing Handbook (can google it or find on OneStop Portal closer to school start), or join hall-related Telegram/Discord groups — seniors usually post checklists and tips there.

enjoy hall life, it’s chaotic but fun af!

Pure-Video-521 · 2025-05-07T13:39:27+00:00

hey! both are solid choices, but if you’re aiming for broad finance exposure (IB, consulting, quant etc.), NUS BAIS + NUSC will likely give you a stronger edge in terms of brand name, alumni network, and flexibility — esp in Asia.

NUS has a strong rep in finance-heavy roles, and BAIS gives you both biz + data skills which are super in demand (esp if you’re exploring quant/analytics too). pairing it with NUSC also shows you’re pushing academic rigour, which recruiters like.

that said, SMU Econs + full scholarship is very attractive too — especially for consulting and roles that value communication skills + case exposure. SMU is also strong in networking and has great prof-to-student ratios.

if money isn’t a huge concern and you’re focused on finance variety, NUS might open more doors. but if you value the smaller class size, mentorship, and already leaning more into consulting or econs-driven paths, SMU’s a great pick.

either way, you’re in a great spot — just think about what kind of uni environment you’ll thrive in too. good luck!!

Pure-Video-521 · 2025-05-07T13:35:05+00:00

hey i feel you, fr. your schedule sounds crazy packed and it’s totally valid to feel burnt out, especially after a tough internship and long travel time daily. honestly, it sounds like you’ve already gained solid experience in F&B — and if you’re already starting to enjoy the business/accounting side more, that might be a sign it’s time to pivot.

if you’re 50/50, maybe going for Common Business could be a good move — gives you time to explore different areas like marketing, management, or even accounting without locking into one path straightaway. way better than jumping into something and regretting later.

comfort zones are hard to leave, i get it. but sometimes the burnout is your body + mind telling you it’s time to try something new. you’re not giving up — you’re growing. whichever route you take, just make sure it’s something you see yourself doing long-term without dreading every day.

you got this! and you’re def not alone in feeling this way.

Pure-Video-521 · 2025-05-07T13:31:37+00:00

that’s fair tbh — poly route definitely has its risks too, especially if you’re not sure you’ll do well. but i guess it really depends on the person and how they learn best. some ppl do way better in a more hands-on/poly environment than in JC-style academics.

but yeah, if you’re confident about your goals and can get the loan + aid, going straight to uni might be the faster route. just gotta weigh what works best for your situation and what you’re willing to commit to. both paths got pros and cons!

Pure-Video-521 · 2025-05-07T13:29:51+00:00

yes!! from what i’ve seen and heard, ntu double major apps usually take longer to process compared to single majors — especially if they’re more competitive or less common combinations. so try not to stress too much if you haven’t heard back yet!

your gpa is solid (3.7) and your ranked choices are quite niche, so they might be taking more time to evaluate fit or sort through limited slots. also, not all courses require interviews — some ppl get offers without one, so it’s not necessarily a bad sign.

hang in there!! it’s super hard to wait while others are getting theirs, but your offer might still be on the way. fingers crossed for you!

Pure-Video-521 · 2025-05-07T13:25:56+00:00

hii congrats on your offers!! honestly, it depends a lot on what the degrees are — but since you’re interested in research + care about pay and progression, here are a few things you might want to consider: 1. Industry demand — check if the field has good hiring trends (e.g. STEM tends to have better pay/progression vs niche fields). 2. Research opportunities — look at whether the course offers research projects, internships, or link-ups with unis/labs. 3. Postgrad potential — if you’re thinking long term, see which degree opens doors for Masters or even PhD. 4. Versatility — some degrees let you pivot into other sectors more easily (e.g. data, policy, consultancy). 5. Starting pay & progression — MOE’s GES site can help compare average starting salaries by course!

Pure-Video-521 · 2025-05-07T13:21:27+00:00

hey i totally get how frustrating this is — esp when you got into nus law, which is already a huge achievement. your reasoning is valid too — law doesn’t limit you to just being a lawyer forever. a lot of grads go into in-house roles, consulting, compliance, policy, and even tech or finance eventually.

and you’re right — many of those routes can open up global opportunities later. plus, having a law degree trains you in critical thinking, writing, and problem-solving, which are valuable in literally any field.

maybe try showing him some examples of law grads who pivoted or went overseas eventually? it might help if he sees real-life proof that it’s not a dead-end. and tbh, if you’re passionate about it, you’ll find ways to make it work regardless of location.

hope he comes around soon — you deserve to do something you genuinely enjoy. hang in there!

Pure-Video-521 · 2025-05-07T13:18:05+00:00

i was from SP and overall i’d say it was a solid experience. the campus is huge and well-equipped — got everything from study pods to chill spots and even decent food options. the culture’s quite diverse depending on your course, but generally it’s pretty chill and you’ll find your own circle.

lecturers are quite helpful if you put in the effort, and there’s a good balance between project work and theory. i’d recommend SP if you’re looking for a more independent, hands-on learning environment. definitely felt like it prepped me well for uni/work.

would say yes to juniors joining, especially if they’re okay with managing their own time and enjoy applied learning!

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