u/FinalMasterpiece6995

Hi, i recently went for the offer reception and tbh I didn't really get a feel of the student life cause first of all there wasn't even many student representatives I cld interact with. I just have a few qns, can students studying here pls advice😆😆

1. How is the study-life balance? Are pple in sutd all muggers? like I get courses in sutd are hard but is everyone just studying all the time?😭😭

2. How's the partying and clubbing culture like in sutd. Sorry this is a super degen question but I js wanted to know if sutd will give me the college experience. I know uni is a place to study hard and get a degree all, but I think no harm in wanting social life as well.

3. How do the 1st year of compulsory forms work? Like are there any super strict rules

4. Also how are classes like, isit all week from morning till evening?

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Hi! I’m a bit confused about the timeline 😭

The first acceptance window closes on 25 May, but I still haven’t received any offer or rejection from some universities.

I’m wondering:

1.If I don’t hear anything by 25 May, does that mean my application is automatically pushed to the 2nd acceptance window (1–16 June)?

2.Also, for appeals ,should I submit appeals if I’m still “processing”, or only after I receive a rejection? Because some uni like nus has a really short appeal period. Also for nus, ntu smj , do I have to wait for an outcome before I can appeal?

Hi, im really confused about uni holders day/ tea parties. What are they for and does it mean if I dont get an offer by holders day/ tea party/discovery day mean I won't get the offer anymore? For context I haven't heard back from the unis yet but I did go for some interviews. Are these events for people with direct entry? Or those who were interviewed as well. Can any kind soul please advise 😭😭im getting abit worried