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Anonymous

07 Jul 2020

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Would love to get some advice! I will be applying for part time degree in SUSS and PT courses will not have honours. Will having a degree with honours be better for a career in SG?

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07 Jul 2020

Hi anon, agree with Coffee Cassio on the fact that it depends on what career you're looking at in the future. For instance, i'm in the research field, and most of the time (about 99%) employers would prefer candidates with honors as it shows that you have the capability to handle projects/research independently.

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07 Jul 2020

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Hi there,
I answered a similar question to yours recently:)

It depends on what careers you are look...

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