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When you go Jc, it's better for you to go for uni after it
If you wanna go uni, go for Jc, it's better
But i would choose poly as i don want to wear uniform anymore after secondary life..
I think Poly is better.:mellow3:

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i think that poly is better ... bec without going to Uni , A level cant really get a decent job .... although A level graduates is easier to enter University , but that doesnt means that a poly graduate got no chance to enter University .

Also should a person wanting to work a few years before going for further study , a diploma graduates could earn more compared to a A level student graduate . [since not many ppl can afford the 30 k 40 k of school fees private is abt 60 ~ 80k ]

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hmm although it seems that more ppl preferred poly to JC because of the heavy and fast-paced academic workload in JC and the 'safety' of being assured a diploma can get u a proper job and stable source of income, JC actually does has its own advantages though i'm not sure if this is what many ppl agree to too. here are some of the positive things in jc:

1. the stress and heavy workload tend to push many jc students in their
cohort to work extremely hard which results in stiff competition in that
particular JC. this, in turn, motivated jc students to consistently study for
fear that they may lose out to their schoolmates or classmates in being
able to secure a place in uni. thus, it is said that if u can be one of those
jc students in ur school to be able to get into uni, u will definitely feel a greater
sense of achievement too.
2. while education is very important to a student in a campus, friends are
also very important too, as they help spice up your bland, studious life in
school. i've heard of many many cases whereby many people in poly, in
general, are 'bootlickers' , 'backstabbers or just make use of u esp when it
comes to homework. thus it seems very common and widespread that to
many poly students, they can only be 'hi-bye frens' with their schoolmates
or coursemates. but, on the other hand, it seems that such 'hibye frens'
'hypocrites' situation as described by many in their poly life, seldom or nv
happen in jc life. thus, experiences from frens tell me that it's sorta easier to get
good, close friends in jc rather than in poly.
3. even though the number of poly grads admitted into local uni has
increased steadily over the yrs, jc grads, no doubt, are still at the top
priority of admission into uni. furthermore, jc grads have a wider range of
uni courses to choose from, rather than poly grads.
4. jc students use the student ezlink card which we used in sec school
times, hence their transportation fees are cheaper than that of poly grads
who have to use the adult fares.
5. jc grads, i heard, can use their cca points as bonus for their uni
admission whereas from 2007 onwards, poly grads can no longer use their
cca bonus grades for uni admission.

cloudzero

well, if u wanna go uni, Jc is much easier to get in... well poly is harder..

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rocky

poly.the gals, the freedom to dress, the facilities .enough said

Fool

eh JC facilities not good meh? tot JC facilities better?

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xedret

well, poly will be my choice.

In poly, you will learn more things other den just study study n study. you have to be more independant.
Other than studies,
If you are 1 person who like to participate in events n camps/leadership. poly will sure be a better choice.

Fool

not really leh... JC also got opportunities for camp and leadership, to develop students into all-rounders.

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DaNnYbOy

I am formely from polytechnic.
Uniform is good. You don't have to think of what to wear every morning
In JC, you make more friends, in Poly you have closer cliques tt's it
In JC, you speak more ang mo, poly is super cheena
In JC, you go to medicine,law,dentistry, In poly you wanna go this course you mus be LKY award.
JC you mug 2 yrs, Poly u wanna take a local degree u mus be top of the cream
JC u can use cca, poly cannot. LOL

Poly is at disadvantage.

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True for people who are all rounders and are good at language (english, chinese), good at math, good at humanities.

Unfortunately, I fail at chinese (O level F9 2 times, chinese B merit), barely pass humanities (B4). I think poly is great. For people like me who are good at specific stuff. Was in the bottom 10 of my cohort for my sec 4 mid year, but so much better at poly.

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n0rm4nch3w

i am currently in ite. but in the fututre i aim to go poly, because what i learn in ite iare the basics, i go poly to learn more about it. and whats more, kill time. LOL!

Shyraiiyann

I'm from NAFA. many thinks its private but its actuali tetiary liaos lu

Lets take it that i'm good enough to go both Jc, and poly,

i'll still skip JC. I got sick of the life in school, the usual lessons and all.
i prefer alot more freedom, and doin the things that I WANT, eg, the field that i wan to work in.

SG FTW!

rocky

poly.think out of the box

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sihwee

it actually depends on individual.
if u had make up ur mind on which course to take, den go poly.
i havent make up my mind. jc allows me to have more courses to take in the uni.

cloudzero

hmm.. lets put it this way... can it be say tat JC is a higher level den poly?? hmm.. lets say if ur score in ur O levels allow u to go into the JC,i suggest u take the chance and go JC.. becoz uni give more chance to JC students.. not poly..so if u wanna go uni, JC is the best choice.. in terms of A levels and Diploma to go uni, A level cert stand a much higher chance.. =)

baywanting

Same here. I could go to JC. And most of my frens feel dat I m more of a JC type of ppl. Bt I chose to go poly. Feels dat it's nearer to worklife. Haven't started on my course yet. So can't comment much.