Re: Subject Combination in JC
Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2014 11:14 pm
Thank you zeemimi and all and yes, thank you too fightingmom for the jc thread. Was looking for it too.
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jtoh wrote:Any updates on the COPs for the various JCs?
That I know. Just wondering if anyone has info to share now.zbear wrote:jtoh wrote:Any updates on the COPs for the various JCs?
I think eventually MOE will put it up?
This is from the SUTD site. Note that students are encouraged to have a Math and Science at H2.DadOfGirl wrote:With following subject combo, will student be eligible for SUTD Architecture course.
English Language & Lingiustic-H2
Maths-H2
Lit-H2
History-H1
GP, MT, PW
Thanks
Thank you jtoh... I remember going to their open house where they have bridging course for Physics before undergad program begins.jtoh wrote:This is from the SUTD site. Note that students are encouraged to have a Math and Science at H2.DadOfGirl wrote:With following subject combo, will student be eligible for SUTD Architecture course.
English Language & Lingiustic-H2
Maths-H2
Lit-H2
History-H1
GP, MT, PW
Thanks
8. What are SUTD's admission requirements? How is one selected for admission to SUTD?
SUTD aims to nurture bright and well-rounded students. Applicants will be evaluated through a holistic approach that includes academic results, co-curricular activities, a 500-word essay, referee's feedback, and any other supplementary information included in the application (e.g., your portfolio, video, blog, etc). Your 500-word essay and supplementary information should provide more information on your leadership qualities, research experience, extraordinary/unusual accomplishments and other personal qualities and relevant experience.
Students are also encouraged to have a Mathematics and a Science subject at the H2, Higher Level, Senior High or equivalent level.
Shortlisted candidates will also have to undergo an interview.
Although it's not mandatory, it does mean that you will have to be more impressive in other ways if you lack what they recommend.jtoh wrote:Maybe that's why they worded it as 'encouraged' and not 'mandatory'.
Yes, they do have physics bridging programs. But those are usually for those who took H2 bio or H2 chem instead of H2 physics. In any case, I believe you need math and one other science and also a pass in O level physics if you do not have H2 physics.DadOfGirl wrote:Thank you jtoh... I remember going to their open house where they have bridging course for Physics before undergad program begins.jtoh wrote:This is from the SUTD site. Note that students are encouraged to have a Math and Science at H2.DadOfGirl wrote:With following subject combo, will student be eligible for SUTD Architecture course.
English Language & Lingiustic-H2
Maths-H2
Lit-H2
History-H1
GP, MT, PW
Thanks
8. What are SUTD's admission requirements? How is one selected for admission to SUTD?
SUTD aims to nurture bright and well-rounded students. Applicants will be evaluated through a holistic approach that includes academic results, co-curricular activities, a 500-word essay, referee's feedback, and any other supplementary information included in the application (e.g., your portfolio, video, blog, etc). Your 500-word essay and supplementary information should provide more information on your leadership qualities, research experience, extraordinary/unusual accomplishments and other personal qualities and relevant experience.
Students are also encouraged to have a Mathematics and a Science subject at the H2, Higher Level, Senior High or equivalent level.
Shortlisted candidates will also have to undergo an interview.
Thank you havok_ex for insight. SUTD Architecture looks like Engineering program.havok_ex wrote:Yes, they do have physics bridging programs. But those are usually for those who took H2 bio or H2 chem instead of H2 physics. In any case, I believe you need math and one other science and also a pass in O level physics if you do not have H2 physics.DadOfGirl wrote:Thank you jtoh... I remember going to their open house where they have bridging course for Physics before undergad program begins.jtoh wrote:
This is from the SUTD site. Note that students are encouraged to have a Math and Science at H2.
8. What are SUTD's admission requirements? How is one selected for admission to SUTD?
SUTD aims to nurture bright and well-rounded students. Applicants will be evaluated through a holistic approach that includes academic results, co-curricular activities, a 500-word essay, referee's feedback, and any other supplementary information included in the application (e.g., your portfolio, video, blog, etc). Your 500-word essay and supplementary information should provide more information on your leadership qualities, research experience, extraordinary/unusual accomplishments and other personal qualities and relevant experience.
Students are also encouraged to have a Mathematics and a Science subject at the H2, Higher Level, Senior High or equivalent level.
Shortlisted candidates will also have to undergo an interview.
SUTD's pedagogy is different from the other universities. Their architecture degree is somewhat different from NUS or other schools. Their emphasis on holistic learning means that you will need to take up physics and engineering modules as well. Not only that, you can't apply directly into architecture. You will have to go through 1.5 years of common curriculum. The common curriculum would definitely have lots of physics.
I doubt you can get in with no science H2 subjects. The requirement is there not only because of the content but rather the scientific method/mindset that one accumulates while studying a science.