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Ling Jit Thong
29 Aug 2020
Dentistry at NUS
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I think everyone here has already summarised it nicely! Personally, I enjoyed all the fun I had but maybe could have paid more attention to my studies just a bit more as well.
That being said, really, just go after anything that interest you. The modules, the free workshops provided by the school, free certifications sponsored by the school, overseas internship opportunites etc. Don't have doubts on whether you can make it. Just try your luck and give it your best!
Explore lots if you are unsure, even if friends do not want to go with you! You might even find more like-minded friends! Once you have found something you think you would like to pursue then try to stack your expereinces for that path so it is easier to show in your resumes / interviews as well.
Also, just ask. People can't help you if they don't even know that you need it.
Just have fun and just live your university life the way you want to live(: All the best!
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Hello there! I think Wenhao has pretty much summarise everything for you. And yes, planning to pay o...
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I'm still serving until Febuary next year! I belive the answers below have shone some light and gave you direction for your university days. Personally, I believe university is a matter of prioritisation, like everything in life. Understand what you want out of this education and make the best out of it. Be extremely clear what you want because that will keep you going for the next 4-5 years.
From the finance point of view, I understand not everyone is fortunate enough to have parents who will spoinsor their education. Don't get upset because that means you are far more independent and resourceful than your peers. You should take pride in that. Consider scholarships, bursaries or other rewards. If all fails, take a bank loan, it may even motivate you to study doubly hard! Also, there will be a lot of social events like drinking, going to parties which will undoubtly dent your pocket money and savings. Sure, if that's your thing go enjoy yourself. Just remember everything in moderation.
Back to my earlier point on prioritisation, what is important to you? To me, my learning and my health are the most important things to me. If I have to cut corners, I will cut my social events to prioritise my sleep and learning.
Understand that university education is expensive, including the interest rates if you take a bank loan. Hence, make the best out of it. Be extremely clear this is what you want. If you're not sure, go for internships, mentorships, day in the life, basically whatever to get yourself the experience of working in that field.