u/xorixian

Am i reading this wrong or does Taylors charge almost 3k for submitting an application????? Or is it for reserving seat AFTER applying to the uni. I am an international student btw looking to apply for mech eng bachelor. Should I apply now, i dont wanna waste my time if the chances of getting in is low and if the application fee is actually that high 😭

I got 7A*2A in my Edexcel IGCSEs and AAB in my AS btw
so like u get an idea of my academic position or whatever

Is UCSI for good for mechanical engineering? What are the professors like, are they supportive and knowledgable? I saw on their site that they've got co-op programs which is a huge plus for me. Also what are the lab facilities like for engineering?

thank youu!

i am an international student who finished A Levels. AS grades were AAB and A Level predicted are A*BB (im confident i got more in my finals, my teachers hate me alot)

I am looking to apply for UTM but the deadline for phase 1 is over (ended on may 15) and now the new application window is phase 2 (June 23 to July 17, 2026)

should I apply and do I have a decent chance of getting in? Coz it is the second phase so i feel like the chances are very slim. I am looking to do a bachelors in mech eng

I want to know if I have a decent chance to get in before paying the application fee of RM 450 which is quite high and I have already paid for so many uni application fee and I dont wanna make my dad pay another one unless I got a decent chance to get in.

hey there! i am applying to SRH University in heidelberg for electrical engineering. when i decided to read posts on reddit about this university i was very upset and started to think that i made a wrong choice about my future university 😭

i have good english (C1) but i do not know german at all right now, but i am planning to start learning it from now and continue until the university intake, and then keep improving it in germany as well because i know it is really important. i also plan to work on personal projects and internships alongside my studies, not only the ones provided by the uni but extra ones as well if possible.

i do not know german as of right now so getting into a state university is not possible for me, so my choice fell on srh coz its english fully and also state recognized. now after reading different posts online i keep seeing people calling it a “degree mill” or saying it is not really respected, and it honestly makes me worried.

i want to ask students or graduates, will it really be hard to get a job after graduating from here, or is that just exaggeration online? how is it actually in reality for electrical engineering students? basically is SRH really THAT bad? like will I have paid so much money for absolutely nothing? Zero chance of employment in germany or anywhere?

i am from bangladesh btw and living in a middle east country (ive lived and studied here all my life) where unis are VERY expensive compared to the srh fee (14-21k euros a year), which is why im considering going to srh (i can work and get PR too) instead of paying much more for a degree which is only locally recognized and I will have to leave the country if i dont get employed (the country i am in doesnt give permanent residency)

i will be very glad for your answersss TT

I came across this university, it's got an English taught mechanical engineering program. Does anyone know if it is a decent uni with good facilities?