Random Season 26.....No Photo No Cry


i plan to try for a scholarship, because i really can't afford uni fees... and if i really want the chance to do well, needa head overseas...

The way I see it...

There are a couple of options if your scholarship fails.... (All the below options have alot of people who went for it).

1) local uni, take bank loan...and slowly pay off when you start work.
2) part time study in private uni... depending on where you applying for, the fees can be abt $10k cheaper than local uni.
3) work for a couple of years then go study.

In option 1, you will have ample time to complete your studies in an "orderly" manner...with not as much rush as part time...but you will be stuck with the debts after your studies

In option 2, you will have a good chance that you will drop BOTH balls if you cannot handle stress and manage your time VERY well. I've seen more than a couple of friends who failed a couple of times to pass exams but screwed their main job at the same time too. Also, your social life in option 2 can be also be very screwed as you will spend alot of time during weekends doing assignments

Option 3, same as option 1, just that you slog your few years earning $ to pay for school fees. But noting that you are a A level student, imo, I would rather pay a poly student to do the relevant job...the diff is in the learning from the schools....this route is not recommended for JC students as it will put you in a more disadvantage position...


But no matter which option you opt for, it's all the same... you will end up penniless :p
 

The way I see it...

There are a couple of options if your scholarship fails.... (All the below options have alot of people who went for it).

1) local uni, take bank loan...and slowly pay off when you start work.
2) part time study in private uni... depending on where you applying for, the fees can be abt $10k cheaper than local uni.
3) work for a couple of years then go study.

In option 1, you will have ample time to complete your studies in an "orderly" manner...with not as much rush as part time...but you will be stuck with the debts after your studies

In option 2, you will have a good chance that you will drop BOTH balls if you cannot handle stress and manage your time VERY well. I've seen more than a couple of friends who failed a couple of times to pass exams but screwed their main job at the same time too. Also, your social life in option 2 can be also be very screwed as you will spend alot of time during weekends doing assignments

Option 3, same as option 1, just that you slog your few years earning $ to pay for school fees. But noting that you are a A level student, imo, I would rather pay a poly student to do the relevant job...the diff is in the learning from the schools....this route is not recommended for JC students as it will put you in a more disadvantage position...

But no matter which option you opt for, it's all the same... you will end up penniless :p

option 4: scholarship + go overseas. i think i might be able to kinda qualify for 1 or 2... its not actually impossible... get bonded, but treat as job experience
 

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option 4: scholarship + go overseas. i think i might be able to kinda qualify for 1 or 2... its not actually impossible... get bonded, but treat as job experience

Well, it's just to plan ahead...

If there is something that life taught me, it's always have backup plans.
 

Well, it's just to plan ahead...

If there is something that life taught me, it's always have backup plans.
backup, dad did take up a uni insurance/saving plan. just that if possible, i don't wanna make him spend anymore...
 

But no matter which option you opt for, it's all the same... you will end up penniless :p

What about Option 4: Strike lottery big big and no need to study? :bsmilie:
 

What about Option 4: Strike lottery big big and no need to study? :bsmilie:

tat will be option 6 now, since we include backup plans :D

4: scholar
5: lottery
6: savings
 

When and where is next Randomers secret night meeting?
 

How come not at the usual hideout underneath Marina Bay Sands Skywalk?

We decided that sticking to the same place all the time is not in line with our policy of being random, so we decided to change the meeting location.
 

We decided that sticking to the same place all the time is not in line with our policy of being random, so we decided to change the meeting location.

So next shoot-out is going to be here?

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Now I wonder what kind of shoot you are doing there, and if it even involves cameras :think:

Single 70-200 Telephoto Lens, 2 knobs/dials with 10FPS rapid shooting and Bulb mode for Slow shutter speed photography....

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Single 70-200 Telephoto Lens, 2 knobs/dials with 10FPS rapid shooting and Bulb mode for Slow shutter speed photography....

Is a tripod required? Also, 600mm lens can? Or must 70-200
 

Is a tripod required? Also, 600mm lens can? Or must 70-200

there are times when the lens should be at 70mm, and others when it has to be at 200mm.

or should i say... it's a 70-400mm lens from Sony... and G stands for Giant in most terms....
 

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Now I wonder what kind of shoot you are doing there, and if it even involves cameras :think:

He is into low-light, long-exposure and hand-held photography. :bsmilie:

:bsmilie:
 

there are times when the lens should be at 70mm, and others when it has to be at 200mm.

or should i say... it's a 70-400mm lens from Sony... and G stands for Giant in most terms....
True, though I must add that the 70-200 stays the same size regardless of the focal length.
He is into low-light, long-exposure and hand-held photography. :bsmilie:

:bsmilie:

Ah now I know what type of genre kei is into. It involves a lot of noise generally I think.
 

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