u/hetzer_tutel

Hi, I am planning to transfer in NU Manila for AB Communication, here are some of my questions:

• Are there any requirements that can be followed up? If there are, whare are those.
• As someone who is enrolling this late (?), How long the evaluation or crediting process of grades will take?
• Are there still any slots available for AB Communication?
• Does NU accept transferees with failed grades? Since I'm shifting from BSIT to AB Communication, I have one failing grade (math sub) and would it present any problems?

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As someone who's been checking out on virus-related subs, I've been noticing that a lot of posts in these subs show that many people are getting infected with this info stealer. What's odd is that most of these posts date back just recently this year (March-present), which makes it seem like there's an epidemic of this malware.

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Hello everyone. As someone who's currently shifting to AB Communications and at the same time, transferring to a different school because my previous one doesn't have the program I'm currently shifting to.

There are reasons for why these schools are part of my choices. NU for example, has a rather "affordable" tuition fee, last time I inquired, it's around 26k per three semesters, which my parents can handle. But the problem is that it has three semesters, which I might have problems with since many people say that it is fast-paced compared to other schools that only have two semesters and I'm not used to fast-paced learning.

For FEU, my reasoning is that it has an excellent communications program after doing my research about it and based on previous posts on this sub. The only problem I find is that the tuition fee is costly, compared to NU, which is 60k per semester.

In your opinion, which school do you recommend? Or are there any other schools I could transfer to?