Studying in singapore

[wenzy]

First of all, wish everyone happy Chinese New Year Ya!

I would actually interested to know are there any way that we can continue our studies after SPM in singapore?

Except for the ASEAN scolarship,are there any other university that offer any other scolarship for malaysian students?

And if we don't get any scolarship are there any ways to get in singapore university? and what are the procedures?

Thanks in advance ya!

[chenchow]

First of all, wish everyone happy Chinese New Year Ya!

I would actually interested to know are there any way that we can continue our studies after SPM in singapore?

Except for the ASEAN scolarship,are there any other university that offer any other scolarship for malaysian students?

And if we don't get any scolarship are there any ways to get in singapore university? and what are the procedures?

Thanks in advance ya!

You could enrol yourself in A Level in Singapore.

Another alternative would be to do A Level or STPM in Malaysia, and apply for ASEAN Scholarship for NUS/NTU/SMU.

You could apply directly to NUS/NTU/SMU, with STPM or A Level results, and if I am not wrong, SAT is required too.

[nalgene87]

First of all, wish everyone happy Chinese New Year Ya!

I would actually interested to know are there any way that we can continue our studies after SPM in singapore?

Except for the ASEAN scolarship,are there any other university that offer any other scolarship for malaysian students?

And if we don't get any scolarship are there any ways to get in singapore university? and what are the procedures?

Thanks in advance ya!

First of all, SATs are no longer mandatory for admission into Singapore Universities. However, Singapore Management University (SMU) strongly encourages you to submit your SAT scores because "oh well, we are modelled after a American College". :wink:

There are many scholarships available for Malaysians to study in Singapore. Apart from ASEAN, you've got...

SMU:
1. Lee Kong Chian Scholarship
2. Foreign Student Endowed Scholarship
3. SMU Scholarship

(These are the three big prestigious scholarships offered by SMU.)
Free tuition fees and for the LKC Scholarship, you get to go on a free exchange program and a overseas CIP trip FOC

And you get the chance to study a double degree from SMU.

For more information, check out: http://www.smu.edu.sg/admissions/scholarships01.asp

NUS:
1. ASEAN
2. NUS Global merit scholarships (note: there are many scholarships available!! But the only catch is that you have to become a Singaporean)

http://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/scholarship/

I am not sure whether you will want to become one but I do know of people who give up their citizenship for scholarships!

OK, if you are willing to do that, there are many other opportunities available for you including scholarships from:

Ministry of Education (Bond to become a teacher...)
DBS (Doesnt require you to convert)
A* Star (Offers overseas scholarships... for those of you who are hardcore in Sciences... you are required to maintain a GPA of 3.85 or something... it's crazy!!)

And for NTU, you can find it on their website!
http://www.ntu.edu.sg/Admissions/Scholar_FinAssist/scholarships_new.htm