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assalamualaikum kak, sy dulu pure science and pd mulanya saya nk buat medik tp skrg saya rasa nk masuk business school at kys but saya tk tahu apa apa pasal business. Business = accountancy, betul ke kak? kalau tak, apa beza dia? tqsm, btw good luck for ur finals, InsyaAllah, you'll get good marks!
Wa'alaikumsalam.
Sorry lambat balas. Hope this is still relevant to you.
Business =/= Accountancy.
Business is the bigger picture, and dalam dunia business, ada Accountancy, ada Finance, ada Actuarial Science, ada Management & Human Resources, ada Risk Management, ada Insurance, etc. So Accountancy is just a small part of the business world.
And no worries. I did Pure Science jugak dulu masa SPM. And ramai je yang pure science masa SPM but ventured into arts & business masa kolej and university. Itu normal and you can survive if you put in the effort :)
Sorry lambat balas. Hope this is still relevant to you.
Business =/= Accountancy.
Business is the bigger picture, and dalam dunia business, ada Accountancy, ada Finance, ada Actuarial Science, ada Management & Human Resources, ada Risk Management, ada Insurance, etc. So Accountancy is just a small part of the business world.
And no worries. I did Pure Science jugak dulu masa SPM. And ramai je yang pure science masa SPM but ventured into arts & business masa kolej and university. Itu normal and you can survive if you put in the effort :)
Can you share interesting apps on your phone?
I don't really have much apps on my phone, other than my social network apps (Facebook, Twitter, etc), email apps (Yahoo, Gmail) & some apps for my work & study (Evernote, Simplenote, Dropbox, Box). So yeah :)
I'll miss u kak syaza! Tke care 😘
Hihihihi rindu tak rindu takkkk? :P
kak nazuuu. allah humma yuftah alaikum. semoga senang menjawab exam 😀
Thank you kiddo! :')
Akak, thanks tau sbb jwb soalan saya panjang2, i really really appreciate it!
You're welcome kiddo! :)
Assalamualaikum ada dak orang tak lepas ADAP?
Wa'alaikumsalam. Semua program, tak kira la ADP ke, A-Levels ke, IB ke, malah Asasi / Matriks pun mesti ada yang tak lepas.
Tapi jangan ikut statistik sangat. Kalau diri sendiri rajin berusaha, insyaAllah, boleh je lepas :)
Tapi jangan ikut statistik sangat. Kalau diri sendiri rajin berusaha, insyaAllah, boleh je lepas :)
hai akak. harini askfm start beroperasi balik kan ? hows final ?
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Yepp insyaAllah dah start balik Ask.fm ni 😊
Alhamdulillah, my final exams were okay, I guess? Takleh nak cakap apa until my results are out (probably in a week or two), but they weren't that bad (but they weren't that good either lol).
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Yepp insyaAllah dah start balik Ask.fm ni 😊
Alhamdulillah, my final exams were okay, I guess? Takleh nak cakap apa until my results are out (probably in a week or two), but they weren't that bad (but they weren't that good either lol).
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Bye semua. Doakan aku berjaya jawab finals dengan elok!
Bye semua. Doakan aku berjaya jawab finals dengan elok!
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Share your study tips, please!
Err, I don't have like any specific 'study tips'.
For myself, I prefer to study late at night, even though it's not a good idea (you need your sleep, but like yeah I don't sleep much anyway). I hate reading textbooks so I do more past exams or exercises and learn from there [I really hate reading textbooks, like seriously. I only open them if I need to find any answers].
My study habits are like super bad so I really don't recommend them to anyone. I do recommend that you find the study strategies that work for you, and go from there. 'Cause different people have different personalities and preferences so what works for me might not work for other people :)
I did answered some related questions to this, so you might want to refer to:
1) http://ask.fm/syazanazura/answer/124753145938
2) http://ask.fm/syazanazura/answer/125856844882
3) http://ask.fm/syazanazura/answer/113711934546
Hope this helps :)
For myself, I prefer to study late at night, even though it's not a good idea (you need your sleep, but like yeah I don't sleep much anyway). I hate reading textbooks so I do more past exams or exercises and learn from there [I really hate reading textbooks, like seriously. I only open them if I need to find any answers].
My study habits are like super bad so I really don't recommend them to anyone. I do recommend that you find the study strategies that work for you, and go from there. 'Cause different people have different personalities and preferences so what works for me might not work for other people :)
I did answered some related questions to this, so you might want to refer to:
1) http://ask.fm/syazanazura/answer/124753145938
2) http://ask.fm/syazanazura/answer/125856844882
3) http://ask.fm/syazanazura/answer/113711934546
Hope this helps :)
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Cemana nk fly tu? Boleh explain? Last 2 prev ques
[Note: This question refers to 'flying off to study abroad after matrikulasi].
Basically, untuk lepasan apa-apa pun [Asasi, Matrikulasi, STPM, A-Levels, ADP, etc], the first thing yang kau kena buat is RESEARCH.
Research on the universities that accept your qualifications. So, in this case, research universities mana yang accept lepasan Matrikulasi. One way to do this is to go to the university's official website and look at their admissions requirements. If it's not specifically listed, you can always email their office and ask them for it. If you do email them, it's best to explain what matrikulasi is, the syllabus / subjects you learn, and how it's graded. They can then see if it would be acceptable for the university.
Once you've found out with universities accept your qualifications, the next step is to see their other requirements to see if you fulfill all of them. Some of the most common requirements to apply include a pre-university program [A-Levels, IB, ADP, STPM, etc], an English requirement [TOEFL / IELTS] and the standardized tests [The ACT or SAT I and SAT Subject Tests for US & Canada universities]. They would also normally require official transcripts and all, so make sure you have all of that ready.
Next is to see the application process itself. For UK universities, they normally use the UCAS application. In the US, most use the CommonApp, but not all universities are included in the CommonApp. So look up on the specific university to see how their application process is, and the required materials for it [ie high school transcripts, etc]
Then, once you have fulfilled all the requirements, you can submit an application to them and submit all the required materials.
If you are accepted or admitted, or offered a conditional offer (mostly UK universities), you can use the offer letter to either apply for a MARA EduLoan or any other scholarships that are available.
Pastu fly je la lepas tu.
Basically, untuk lepasan apa-apa pun [Asasi, Matrikulasi, STPM, A-Levels, ADP, etc], the first thing yang kau kena buat is RESEARCH.
Research on the universities that accept your qualifications. So, in this case, research universities mana yang accept lepasan Matrikulasi. One way to do this is to go to the university's official website and look at their admissions requirements. If it's not specifically listed, you can always email their office and ask them for it. If you do email them, it's best to explain what matrikulasi is, the syllabus / subjects you learn, and how it's graded. They can then see if it would be acceptable for the university.
Once you've found out with universities accept your qualifications, the next step is to see their other requirements to see if you fulfill all of them. Some of the most common requirements to apply include a pre-university program [A-Levels, IB, ADP, STPM, etc], an English requirement [TOEFL / IELTS] and the standardized tests [The ACT or SAT I and SAT Subject Tests for US & Canada universities]. They would also normally require official transcripts and all, so make sure you have all of that ready.
Next is to see the application process itself. For UK universities, they normally use the UCAS application. In the US, most use the CommonApp, but not all universities are included in the CommonApp. So look up on the specific university to see how their application process is, and the required materials for it [ie high school transcripts, etc]
Then, once you have fulfilled all the requirements, you can submit an application to them and submit all the required materials.
If you are accepted or admitted, or offered a conditional offer (mostly UK universities), you can use the offer letter to either apply for a MARA EduLoan or any other scholarships that are available.
Pastu fly je la lepas tu.
Kak syaza,masa f4 n f5 I jenis tak baca reference je I byk buat latihan mmg exercise je lah I thought it works but no I got b and b+ only for my sc subs now I regret so for uni nanti what's the correct way to study? Tq
"The correct way to study".
There is no one "correct way" to study. There are various studying strategies available out there, and each one has a different effectiveness on an individual, based on their preferences.
For example, I hate reading textbooks. I find that listening to lectures and straight away doing exercises in class to be more helpful for me. But others may prefer to read textbooks ahead of class to understand the materials.
So figure out what works for you, and along the way, take a few minutes to evaluate if it's working or not, and change what needs to be changed.
Some may suggest reading ahead to understand, making notes early in the semester, having a weekly study session with your friends, meeting up with lecturers / professors and doing past exercises. Others might suggest having a strict study timetable, or even to color-code your notes / textbooks to make it easier to find important details.
These are all effective study strategies, but its effectiveness vary with individuals. :)
There is no one "correct way" to study. There are various studying strategies available out there, and each one has a different effectiveness on an individual, based on their preferences.
For example, I hate reading textbooks. I find that listening to lectures and straight away doing exercises in class to be more helpful for me. But others may prefer to read textbooks ahead of class to understand the materials.
So figure out what works for you, and along the way, take a few minutes to evaluate if it's working or not, and change what needs to be changed.
Some may suggest reading ahead to understand, making notes early in the semester, having a weekly study session with your friends, meeting up with lecturers / professors and doing past exercises. Others might suggest having a strict study timetable, or even to color-code your notes / textbooks to make it easier to find important details.
These are all effective study strategies, but its effectiveness vary with individuals. :)
assalamualaikum kak, ni saya yg tanya akak pasal articulation agreement MSU - Newcastle, Australia. link >>> 1) MSU tersenarai di laman web rasmi newcastle uni >> http://www.newcastle.edu.au/international/uon-in-your-country/university-partners/malaysia [cont]
Wa'alaikumsalam. :)
[cont] 2) http://afterschool.my/institution/management-science-university-msu/ 3) http://www.collegetransfer.net/AskCT/WhatisanArticulationAgreement thanks kak Nazu!
Ah. Newcastle at Australia. Patutlah I couldn't find it before, I was looking at the UK.
Hmm, okay. So for this, with regards to your previous questions [http://ask.fm/syazanazura/answer/125535810898 & http://ask.fm/syazanazura/answer/125535890002], the exact years you'd be doing in MSU & Newcastle will depend on how you want it to be set up.
I will suggest that you contact MSU with more information on this. The program macam twinning program juga rasanya, like how students kat RCMP kat Perak buat a few years of Medicine there, then sambung kat RCSI Ireland for a few years to finish it off [or the other way around]. Kind of like that, but should be kena sign the agreement / apply for the program before you actually start. So if possible, check with MSU on how you can actually go on this transfer agreement thing with Newcastle.
You should be able to apply for a MARA EduLoan once you start your degree at MSU, since MARA might not sponsor for your foundation in MSU. But I'll double check with MARA about that if I were you, just to be sure.
As for the credit transfer, it just means that the classes you take in MSU can be counted as the requirements that Newcastle needs. So contohnya like you take an Introductory Biology class in MSU, and if you transfer to Newcastle, you won't have to take the same class, but instead, you can straight away take any advanced Biology classes already. It's something like that la.
Hope this helps a bit :)
Hmm, okay. So for this, with regards to your previous questions [http://ask.fm/syazanazura/answer/125535810898 & http://ask.fm/syazanazura/answer/125535890002], the exact years you'd be doing in MSU & Newcastle will depend on how you want it to be set up.
I will suggest that you contact MSU with more information on this. The program macam twinning program juga rasanya, like how students kat RCMP kat Perak buat a few years of Medicine there, then sambung kat RCSI Ireland for a few years to finish it off [or the other way around]. Kind of like that, but should be kena sign the agreement / apply for the program before you actually start. So if possible, check with MSU on how you can actually go on this transfer agreement thing with Newcastle.
You should be able to apply for a MARA EduLoan once you start your degree at MSU, since MARA might not sponsor for your foundation in MSU. But I'll double check with MARA about that if I were you, just to be sure.
As for the credit transfer, it just means that the classes you take in MSU can be counted as the requirements that Newcastle needs. So contohnya like you take an Introductory Biology class in MSU, and if you transfer to Newcastle, you won't have to take the same class, but instead, you can straight away take any advanced Biology classes already. It's something like that la.
Hope this helps a bit :)
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Akak saye dpt matriks tp masetuh saye tak terfikir yg saye nk ambik as so saye ambik akaun. So saye takut kalau saye ambik akaun kt matriks, saye tak dpt pursue as mase degree. And saye takut kalau kalau saye tak dpt pergi oversea nnt lepas dah keluar matriks.
Pergi tengok syarat nak masuk AS masa degree, boleh je pakai matriks. Tengok la subjek apa belajar masa matriks akaun and tengok lepas tak syarat.
Pasal nak fly lepas matriks tu, tengok juga la. Matriks memang susah sikit nak fly. Buat research tengok university mana yang terima lepasan Matriks.
Pasal nak fly lepas matriks tu, tengok juga la. Matriks memang susah sikit nak fly. Buat research tengok university mana yang terima lepasan Matriks.
Kak Syaza, nak tanya sikit aktuari di U.S ada bezakah dengan aktuari di Malaysia?
Bergantung kepada program kat universiti mana la. Ada sama ada beza. Tapi semuanya prepare students untuk ambil professional papers jugak
Akak, when i googled (not even a word haha) the word devoted, it showed up its synonyms such as loyal, staunch, stalwart and so many more. Does it means we can exhange all those words for a similar meaning?
Boleh, but it depends on the context. Jangan sekadar sumbat je all the synonyms without really understanding the usage of it, sebab different contexts cause the words to slightly change in their meanings. :)
For example:
If you Google up the word 'share', some synonyms that come up include:
[noun] portion, part, division, quota, quantum, allowance, ration, allocation, measure, due; percentage, commission, dividend; helping, serving
[verb] split, divide, apportion, divide up, allocate
But if I were to say something like: "I want to share my experiences on my blog" or "Let's share this picture on Facebook", you can't really use any of the synonyms above, right?
[This is a super bad example though, sorry -.- I couldn't come up with anything else now]
For example:
If you Google up the word 'share', some synonyms that come up include:
[noun] portion, part, division, quota, quantum, allowance, ration, allocation, measure, due; percentage, commission, dividend; helping, serving
[verb] split, divide, apportion, divide up, allocate
But if I were to say something like: "I want to share my experiences on my blog" or "Let's share this picture on Facebook", you can't really use any of the synonyms above, right?
[This is a super bad example though, sorry -.- I couldn't come up with anything else now]
Ya i know its a major change to accountancy but ive alwys thinking of im good w numbers or anything & ibgave up for science subjects bcs i got b+ for them? & the chances are super slim bcs even straights a students are not confirmed to get a place for medic.. How
Good with numbers =/= accountancy.
You'll need to be more than good with numbers to go into accountancy.
I suggest you to take a huge sheet of paper (a mahjong paper would be perfect, but a couple of drawing board papers or A3 would also suffice). On one side, write all the things that you love, and on the other, write all the things that you hate or dislike. Then, go take some free personality tests online, such as this one -> http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/jtypes2.asp
Using both of this, figure out which career paths are suitable for you, and find out what you need to do to get there.
You'll need to be more than good with numbers to go into accountancy.
I suggest you to take a huge sheet of paper (a mahjong paper would be perfect, but a couple of drawing board papers or A3 would also suffice). On one side, write all the things that you love, and on the other, write all the things that you hate or dislike. Then, go take some free personality tests online, such as this one -> http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/jtypes2.asp
Using both of this, figure out which career paths are suitable for you, and find out what you need to do to get there.
Assalamualaikum, kak. What will be your answer for 'why are you applying this scholarship? ' thanks you, xx
Wa'alaikumsalam.
Personally, I chose to go for this MARA loan (SPC) because I did not want to burden my parents. They are already paying for my brother's studies in UTP. I also have two younger brothers after me that my parents will still need to support, so I rather not burden them by having to finance my studies in the United States.
Having MARA will also give me the extra motivation to study and work harder, since I have this responsibility on my shoulder in the sense that Malaysia's sponsoring me and that I need to fulfill the amanah given upon me.
Personally, I chose to go for this MARA loan (SPC) because I did not want to burden my parents. They are already paying for my brother's studies in UTP. I also have two younger brothers after me that my parents will still need to support, so I rather not burden them by having to finance my studies in the United States.
Having MARA will also give me the extra motivation to study and work harder, since I have this responsibility on my shoulder in the sense that Malaysia's sponsoring me and that I need to fulfill the amanah given upon me.
Hi akak. I know so many words even the difficult one in English. But, my problem is i can't even remember that words when I am writing, I could only remember simple and basic words. I hv put my effort to write in my blog. Do you have any ideas so I could write better in English? Thanks kakak
Nah, don't worry about it. I rarely use any 'bombastic' words in my writings anyway, it makes me sound so fake and high lol. As long as you can write clearly and convey your message(s) to your audience, you're good to go. Writing in simple and basic English is not a bad thing, since using technical words and terms can cause your meaning(s) to be lost in transition [note: this happens a lot when I read Aizan's writings lol I never liked technical articles in the first place, and his blog makes me feel like I'm reading a freaking research paper].
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mnx akak tlg jelaskan pasal pinjaman boleh ubah mara?
Kalau nak tanya pasal pinjaman MARA itself [EduLoan], boleh tanya @nadtella.
Kalau pasal SPC, insyaAllah boleh cuba untuk tolong.
Kalau pasal SPC, insyaAllah boleh cuba untuk tolong.
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