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Oh my god that's a lot!

Thanks! For me, I knew I wanted to travel and visit other countries and cultures as well, so I also chose Singapore because it is one of the main airport hubs with many easy and cheap flights going in and out everyday. Hong Kong is another main hub, however I find travelling to and from the airport there is harder/more expensive since it is on its own island outside of the city. I was debating between a few countries as well, but always had Singapore in mind for Asia because it was one of the few cities in the world that had an inspiring scene in interactive digital art (my field of study). Good luck and hope this helps!

Yes, definitely :) Cheers!

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I did 1 semester abroad and had an amazing experience! They had 1000 exchange students the semester I was there and did a great job organizing activities for us. It's also very easy and efficient to travel SE Asia from SG. Academics are highly regarded there as they are the top university in Asia.

I had a particular case where the major-specific courses that I wanted to take were no longer available to international students the semester that I arrived. Since I have a unique and uncommon major that is a cross between fine arts and computer science, I ended up taking marketing and design courses instead. Before I arrived, I was accepted into 6 classes even though I only needed 4 for a full course load. On average, I'd say most exchangers were accepted into 3 classes and then had to apply for other classes when they arrived through an in-person paper system where you had to visit the department's office to fill out a form (it could not be done online). Everyone seemed to be able to get as many courses as they needed. However, getting into specific courses that are high in demand might be a little tougher.

Both! I made sure to have at least a Monday or Friday off from school so that I could travel during weekends, and then I spent a month travelling after the semester ended.

Hey! Unfortunately I won't be able to comment on the requested information. Since I was an exchange student, I did not pay local course fees and only know about the select few courses I took in my 1 semester there. Good luck with your application!

Amanda Lee thank you for your reply

Hi! It's normal to hear back from NUS very last minute for exchange! I only got my official acceptance a little over 1 month before I needed to leave for Singapore!

Oh that's good to hear, it's stresses me out not to have a full confirmation so close from the beginning of the academic year. I got nominated by my uni, I've been told it's quite rare that unis abroad don't accept you. Is it true? Should I trust these words? ahah (Thank you for the reply btw)

I totally understand that feeling, but for this, no news is good news! And yes, especially since NUS is a school that is often high in demand, the biggest competition is usually to get nominated by your uni, and not actually getting accepted by the host school :)

okay, I'm reassured. Thank you very much for your help :)

@@Mouustikable hey, may I ask you did you get in?

DUC DO THE same :( , Indonesia is my country and I really want to study in NUS :((

Michelle Tans So do I. But their curriculum is kinda different from ours. Even it's not the same as Cambridge's real A-level.

Brazil is my country and I want to study at NUS as well

I really want to too I'm currently in secondary school in Singapore but I doubt I'll ever be smart enough ;^;

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