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[DarkEclipse]

What if I just give SATs?

Google, please. You need to give a proficiency test in English to study, work, or immigrate to any English speaking country.

 

[hussain777]

Certificate of?

that u have learnt german ?

 

[Thought blocker]

that u have learnt german ?

Do we need certificate?
Coz I know it.. Didn't go to classes. :/

 

[salvatore]

Hey,

I have a question regarding the SAT and ACT.. I'll be grateful if you could help me clear my doubt.
If I choose to do the ACT for a top university in the U.S (Princeton, Yale, Cornell etc), do I still need to do the SAT subject tests?

Thanks

 

[DarkEclipse]

Hey,

I have a question regarding the SAT and ACT.. I'll be grateful if you could help me clear my doubt.
If I choose to do the ACT for a top university in the U.S (Princeton, Yale, Cornell etc), do I still need to do the SAT subject tests?

Thanks

Yeah, you usually do, but some universities like Yale don't need it if you're giving the ACT plus Writing.

 

[FAHMEED]

Hey,

I have a question regarding the SAT and ACT.. I'll be grateful if you could help me clear my doubt.
If I choose to do the ACT for a top university in the U.S (Princeton, Yale, Cornell etc), do I still need to do the SAT subject tests?

Thanks

If you appear for ACT Plus Writing, then you need not to appear for SAT.

 

[Zain Salman Dar]

If you appear for ACT Plus Writing, then you need not to appear for SAT.

SAT subject test's will give us the edge compared to other applicants. :|

 

[DarkEclipse]

SAT subject test's will give us the edge compared to other applicants. :|

If some colleges don't require the Subject Tests, then they won't even look at them, even if you submit them with your application. There is no 'edge' to speak of, either colleges require it and make it compulsory, or they don't and won't consider it.

 

[salvatore]

If you appear for ACT Plus Writing, then you need not to appear for SAT.

Yeah, you usually do, but some universities like Yale don't need it if you're giving the ACT plus Writing.

SAT subject test's will give us the edge compared to other applicants. :|

Thanks for your input guys

 

[sateeshkumar]

chemical engenering has a lot of scope and potential in future plus u can easily get a job in a petroleum industry having a chemical engeniring degree

can u suggest me any countries where i can do bachelors in chemical engineering???

 

[Zain Salman Dar]

can u suggest me any countries where i can do bachelors in chemical engineering???

Saudia Arabia

 

[DarkEclipse]

can u suggest me any countries where i can do bachelors in chemical engineering???

Be specific. Every country offers bachelors in ChemE.

 

[abruzzi]

Hey guys,

I'm in a dilemma between Mechatronics engineering and Electrical engineering. Which one do you suggest I should go for considering the global job prospects in the near future?

Your help will be appreciated

 

[DarkEclipse]

Hey guys,

I'm in a dilemma between Mechatronics engineering and Electrical engineering. Which one do you suggest I should go for considering the global job prospects in the near future?

Your help will be appreciated

Mechatronics Engineering is a wide field, and prospects are going to boom in the future, it's demand is high, but limited in some countries. Job prospects in the Commonwealth, Europe and North American countries are bountiful.
On the other hand, Electrical Engineering is in demand, and is going to continue to remain in demand in the future. If it were up to me, I'd take Mechatronics Engineering, because of its interdisciplinary nature. It's very interesting.

 

[abruzzi]

Mechatronics Engineering is a wide field, and prospects are going to boom in the future, it's demand is high, but limited in some countries. Job prospects in the Commonwealth, Europe and North American countries are bountiful.
On the other hand, Electrical Engineering is in demand, and is going to continue to remain in demand in the future. If it were up to me, I'd take Mechatronics Engineering, because of its interdisciplinary nature. It's very interesting.

Thanks a lot for your ideas.

I also want to go for Mechatronics because it's an interdisciplinary field. However, since I'm from Africa, its scope here is not too much and I doubt whether there will be demand in the near future. One encouraging point is that the university I am going to pursue this degree is accredited worldwide and recognised by the Washington accord; so I could try my luck to get a job in the middle East/Europe after graduation. Do you still think I should go for Mechatronics? *confused* :/

 

[DarkEclipse]

Thanks a lot for your ideas.

I also want to go for Mechatronics because it's an interdisciplinary field. However, since I'm from Africa, its scope here is not too much and I doubt whether there will be demand in the near future. One encouraging point is that the university I am going to pursue this degree is accredited worldwide and recognised by the Washington accord; so I could try my luck to get a job in the middle East/Europe after graduation. Do you still think I should go for Mechatronics? *confused* :/

Have you checked the accrediting board's website to make sure they're accredited?
And where do you plan on going to university?

 

[hussain777]

can u suggest me any countries where i can do bachelors in chemical engineering???

Middle east Canada Germany Australia. Also turkey as its education is much affordable and of better quality

 

[abruzzi]

Have you checked the accrediting board's website to make sure they're accredited?
And where do you plan on going to university?

I have applied to several universities in South Africa, all of which are accredited. You can have a look at University of Witwatersrand, Stellenbosch University, University of Cape Town, Pretoria etc. I have been accepted into 2 universities so far.
So, what are your thoughts?

 

[DarkEclipse]

I have applied to several universities in South Africa, all of which are accredited. You can have a look at University of Witwatersrand, Stellenbosch University, University of Cape Town, Pretoria etc. I have been accepted into 2 universities so far.
So, what are your thoughts?

Honestly, if you're interested in Mechatronics, then go for it. If you want to play it safe, do Electrical Engineering at the bachelor level and Mechatronics as your Master's degree. If you're sure you can get a job abroad, then go for Mechatronics.

 

[abruzzi]

Honestly, if you're interested in Mechatronics, then go for it. If you want to play it safe, do Electrical Engineering at the bachelor level and Mechatronics as your Master's degree. If you're sure you can get a job abroad, then go for Mechatronics.

Mechatronics at Masters level sounds like a plan to me. Thanks man