Business studies

[alantan]

dear guys and girls..

i'm helping a friend of mine to look for business studies.

i'm not too sure about all these so please help me out o source abit here and there..

well...budjet around 40-50k(degree courses)

can anyone recomend any good colleges and business courses that has a wider range of career/jobs and also reconized.

thank you.

 

[simplythebest]

Originally posted by alantan@Jan 21 2005, 00:33
dear guys and girls..

i'm helping a friend of mine to look for business studies.

i'm not too sure about all these so please help me out o source abit here and there..

well...budjet around 40-50k(degree courses)

can anyone recomend any good colleges and business courses that has a wider range of career/jobs and also reconized.

thank you.

INTI, Nilai! 80% of my friends went there, most of them are prefects, best students, from first class. INTI, Subang also can if you prefer nearer from your place.

INTI <--- Business!

 

[Valeron]

If u are thinking of going to Australia, Melbourne U or Monash U will be a good choice as both of them are reputable universities :)
Actually, business course are very wide and easily available...its mostly up to which part of Aussie u wanna go and which U u think suits u :)

 

[PrinceHamsap]

wit 50K or lesser
u can have alot of options of private institttutiooonss in msia

but business studies juz go take any lar
but then MBA is more important also ... of course u gotta equiped wit work experiences :lol:

 

[alantan]

manalah i know..

i'm stuck in animation only ma..hahahahaha

and also i'm enquring for a friend..not myself also....and i was never interested in business studies...

i'll go ask around taylors,inti and metropolitan...

expensive ka?

any cheaper college around town?other than subang

 

[J4X]

as for as you spend sometime oversea to finish your degree, your chance of survival is much more higher than the others. this is the truth, accept it eventhough it may be unacceptable. just for the sake of survival and thriving in this competitive market.

Unless you are looking at ACCA or CIMA, then TARC is quite famous for it.

Btw, Harvard biz skol provides scholarship/loan, could try your luck there as well.

 

[Cypress]

systematic college loh!!also a good college for business !!!!finish my course around 50k+

 

[reubenlee]

tell your friend to go check out professional business courses like the abe,cim,cfa,cfp,acca,cat or lcci.....


abe ,cat&cfp highly recognize in malaysia and universities fromthe UK and USA
which you can get exempted of certain subjects and also skip certain years....


cim, acca and cfa this 3 are chartered bodies which is highly recognized in the world.

 

[acura]

i am lookin for uni too... i wanna study locally with something to do with business and maths at the same time...

i am trrying to find actuarial locally but it's hard to find.. does anyone knoe whis uni offers local courses for actuarial science?

 

[alantan]

ermm..well my friend will do a degree course locally..not planning for a twinning..

and rueben..what is those abc you talking about?
haha..i really don;t understand..

and can recomend some business colleges around town?

 

[Gh0sT]

come find me!!!

course consultant here...offering degrees and diplomas

i deal with Univeristy of Southern Queensland(Australia), University of Portsmouth(UK), University of Wales(UK) and Salem University(US)

pm me if interested

 

[alantan]

UGPM

 

[thteh86]

50k is quite tight for a degree programme as u need to afford your rental for your housing area(if u're staying too far), living fee, books and everything, i would suggest ptptn.

 

[reubenlee]

those courses that i reccomend are mostly professional courses and ut can help you to get a degree in half the time if you are hard working...

some of the courses i mention is that when you pass it you can enrol to the final year of degree courses in the uk...

for those who offer charteredship can advance into masters ..
because courses like the cim is already a postgraduate studies and i can tell you is really though.....

 

[Valeron]

Originally posted by acura@Jan 22 2005, 20:45
i am lookin for uni too... i wanna study locally with something to do with business and maths at the same time...

i am trrying to find actuarial locally but it's hard to find.. does anyone knoe whis uni offers local courses for actuarial science?

Go ahead with the course u have decided last time, the 2+2 wan...
Juz that i feel u shud take the earlier intake, no point dangling around waiting for the later intake...u may think that u wanna have a part-time job now for like 6months...but u think abt it, without that 6 months u can graduate earlier, and work earlier :)
Anyway, i doubt theres any fully local actuarial course. Btw theres such a business major called the econometrics. It has smth to do with business statistics, tho not sure how close is it to acturial :P

 

[Serra]

Lots of ppl telling me that Help Institute is quite recognised for their business courses, and psychology. *shrugs* I think the price is not as high compared to Taylors or Sunway.