INTI university malaysia
Guys, I recently had a consultation with a counsellor about going abroad, and he recommended INTI University Malaysia. The Nilai campus. Said that there is free accommodation and discounts. My sister and I needed an affordable option for foundation year since we have 4 more siblings. She will be applying to Computing smth, and I'll be doing business administration. We reside in Riyadh, SA, and the universities here have way too many requirements that are not worth the courses. We didn't want to give the QIYAS exams, (especially me), because I will have to take a gap year since I was forced to regive my AS level exams and I didn't even start preparing for the Saudi exams. I will be turning 18 this October, and no matter how much I try to convince my parents that I won't be 'too old' to join uni, they're still a bit worried. I already talked to my father about the INTI campus in Nilai, and we looked up the Subang one as well. However, reddit says that the Nilai campus is not worth it. I think applying to universities like Monash, Taylors, and Sunway might end up costing too much, especially since even my O level grades aren't good enough to get scholarships. I was told that INTI in Nilai would cost us about 30k SAR each, but the reviews are really bad. I did want to check out Taylor's, but I'm afraid it'd be too expensive. Basically, I DON'T WANT TO STUDY IM RIYADH BECAUSE OF ALL THOSE EXAMS AND Malaysia seems like a good option, but I wanted to hear from the international students there which university my sister and I should apply to for foundation year and Bachelors. An affordable yet reputable university. The INTI campus in Subang Jaya has slightly better reviews, but I think it doesn't have free accommodation, and I don't know if it'll fit our budget. (Sounds too good to be true and probably is). I wish I had gotten better grades and actually worked hard. PLEASE HELP. I really want to solve everything before July. I really want to study in Malaysia. It'll provide my sister and I with a bit of freedom as well. I'm afraid, if not Malaysia, then nowhere, because my parents only accepted our decision since they've been to Malaysia. 🥲