Momo = New club
Momo = Elmo (my son)
Went to the new club Momo on Saturday night after Keavy's bbq party at Sembawang Beach. Pretty amazed with myself with the fast pace of getting ready to club. Reached home at 10.30pm after the bbq and by 10.50pm, I was already panting my way to the MRT station. 20 minutes to bathe, choose the outfit to wear, changed and doll up. Fast huh?
*winks*
Stubborn by nature, I insisted walking to Momo instead of taking a cab though I didn't know the way there from Clark Quay MRT. Coz I only know how to walk there from Mohd Sultan. Therefore, 20 minutes was spent trying to figure out the locality map at the MRT station and deciphering which exit should I go and which direction was I facing. Finally I caught hold of the route. Luckily clever me is good at looking at maps.
*laughs*
Aiyo... the queue there was bloody long... but it was moving fast and the club was very packed. Guess people are trying it out because it's new. My comments? It is a Chinablack duplicate. I will say that the interior design is pretty well done. However, I don't like Chinablack, which means that I don't like Momo as well. Oh, I think the DJs are from CB. Perhaps that explain the feel of duplication. Hiya... whatever it is, I did not enjoy myself last night.
No Dbl o = Sad RachelOh ya by the way, my son is also called Momo(usually we call him by this name). Haha but he is a monster. And I keep on joking that he is the boss of the club. Lame I know. Lalala...Read
Lawrence's bloggie and had some comments. Let me correct some misconceptions that people always have in mind. First, it is not SIM who decides how many modules students will take. Students follow the structure of the university. This means that RMIT students and UOL students have different study structure. Likewise for other uni like Monash or whatever uni which offer external study in Singapore.
Second, I know alot of people think that UOL is easy. But let me tell you now it is not easy at all. Yes under UOL, you only need to study 12 modules under a 3 year course. Unlike other Unis (esp those Australia Unis) where you have to complete the degree by clearing 24 modules. Now, the difference is that for UOL, students, we have to study 4 modules per year and exams are held once a year. For others, students study 8 modules per year and these 8 modules are divided into 4 semesters which is like having to study only 2 modules per 3 months.
On the surface, it might seems like UOL is easier to study because of the lesser modules required. And it might not be as comprehensive. How can students just obtain a degree by studying 12 modules? Too easy right? But think about it carefully. For UOL, you have to study 1 module for almost one whole year ( 8 months of lecture, 2 months of revision). For other Unis, you have to study 1 module for 2 and a half months ( 2 months of lecture, maybe 2 weeks for revision). Now which one is more comprehensive and taxing?
Having to study modules for 2 months plus and then exams. The rate is even faster than polytechnics in which exams are scheduled every 6 months. I mean, how much can you cover within 2 months plus? Very limited I would say. And it will mean that exam coverage is very narrow. Though exams are held every 3 months.
In my opinion, yes u may study alot of modules but each module coverage is not in-depth and from my point of view, if you are specialised in a certain area eg. Marketing or Econs and Finance, it is better to study less but in-depth modules rather than wide variety of modules with surfacial knowledge. Unless you are going for degree titles like Biz Admin where you are not only specialised in one field.
And rest assure that having an exam a year is not easy. One exam paper determines your fate. If you fail, good luck. You will have to repeat that bloody module for another year. There is totally no assignments or projects or tests that carry any weightage. It is 100% examination based. And with the in-depth coverage, there are so many topics that can be tested and it is difficult to spot questions. You have to study everything. Everything taught for the past year. Therefore, lots of preparation work and revision have to be done. Revision time is about 2 months plus. Exactly the same time as what other Unis have to clear one module. You get what I am trying to say?
So don't ever carry that idea that UOL's degree is so easy to get and UOL students are leading a good life. I don't mean to be offensive and too defensive on my part. I am just stating my thoughts. I mean... I know students from other universities ain't having an easy life either. Having to take exams every 3 months is tiring. But that doesn't mean having exams once a year is easy.
Hope I don't bore you people with all the explanations ya...
*laughs* And I am not trying to stress you guys.. Well, I seldom get down with serious stuff in my blog. Opinions and comments are welcome. But please don't shoot me ya? I am not picking up a war. Just my own thoughts.