i should continue in jc or go poly ??

• lavastar

  11 Feb 07, 19:04

  im stuck between choosing a jc .. or poly ..
  
  My results in o levels are :
  
  English - C6
  Combined Humanities - C6
  E maths - B3
  A maths - A2
  Chemistry - A2
  Combined sc ( phy/bio ) - A1
  Chinese - B4
  
  L1R4 = 14 , L1R5 = 20
  
  i attended pae and entered a not-bad jc wif my prelims pt of 13.. but this time i screwed up my english and humans big time. i took H2 chem and phy and i can take them again..i really feel that its a pity if i dont go jc jus bcus of my english and my humans..as my maths and science is not bad.. but similarly im afraid i cannot handle GP in jc..
  
  Someone give me suggestions ?
• FireIce

  11 Feb 07, 19:05

  yet another topic about this.............
  
  if ur english no confidence, dun let GP kill u during As.......
• LinkageII

  11 Feb 07, 19:06

  i think you have to seriously consider whether you can handle GP, it's no laughing matter if you fail it Bear in mind language is not something you can suddenly become good in just ~2 years, but if i were you, id still go ahead with jc
• mr_sotong

  11 Feb 07, 19:06

  ite the best..
• Rejected

  11 Feb 07, 19:07

  Originally posted by mr_sotong:

  ite the best..

  yup.
• Takumi2eLimit

  11 Feb 07, 19:16

  you are going to struggle,big time if you opt for the former.
• enemychaser

  11 Feb 07, 19:23

  I recommend poly, GP is really very impt and unless you turn into a bookworm for the next 2 yrs, its going to become ur archille's heel (test test ) if you go to JC
• sir sickolot II

  11 Feb 07, 20:16

  wad do u intend to do as a career or maybe even in the university?
  
  I feel if you want to do perhaps engineering or life sciences, the poly route is not a bad choice. It focuses on the specific field of study and if you set your mind to it and excel... going to a University is not that difficult.
  
  Of course you can take the JC route... but if you feel you're struggling in GP classes and you're writing half baked arguments... maybe you might want to re-think about it. Although I must add if you really want to stick to the JC route... you must be focused in trying to 1) brush up yr English standard and 2) read widely and be in tuned with current affairs.
  
  Lastly, you might want to ask yr JC tutors for some more expert advice as to which route to take
  
  cheers!
• Agenda

  11 Feb 07, 20:17

  Just go JC.. we do not need more JC kids coming to snatch places in Poly
• ghimpheng

  11 Feb 07, 20:38

  JC is obviously a better choice
• mr_sotong

  11 Feb 07, 20:39

  Originally posted by Agenda:

  Just go JC.. we do not need more JC kids coming to snatch places in Poly

  strongly agree...
• Fucking Bitch

  11 Feb 07, 20:57

  just wait for r33shin's advice
• KenPlus

  11 Feb 07, 21:55

  It really depend on what you want,if you want to gain some experience on what going on in the work sector,poly should be good,somemore life in poly was amazingly fun.
  However if you really want to go for further studies in local Uni,JC should be a better choice.