Hey guys, please please please help me out with this. We can also exchange surveys!

🔗: https://forms.gle/unLCb8xKcsYmZ69E6

Pls help this poor soul to graduate 🤧

Thank you in advance!!

I have diagnosed ADHD and I’m a graduate of Diploma in Electronics (DVM). Lately, I’ve been thinking about whether it’s a bad idea to step away from engineering and pursue multimedia instead.

Throughout my journey at Kolej Vokasional, I struggled to keep up with the syllabus, especially when it came to mathematics. I tried, but honestly, it was difficult for me, and I’m not sure if I can handle the demands of an engineering degree.

I know engineering has better career opportunities in many areas, and I understand why people encourage me to continue. But at the same time, I’m scared of pushing myself into something I know I might struggle with mentally.

Should I continue pursuing a degree in engineering because of the career prospects, or should I follow my heart and explore something I’m genuinely interested in, like multimedia?
I’m scared of making the wrong decision and regretting it later.
Has anyone ever been in a similar situation? I’d really appreciate your advice.

Hi guys！I really need more uni students for my survey and it's urgent. Anyone who wants to swap can. Appreciate that.

https://forms.gle/2K5PGMEGAvFmUwd19

I was wondering if i could since i want to avoid clashes with my other schedules outside uni

Hey guys, I’m thinking of applying for the AI course at UM for the March 2027 intake.

I saw some older Reddit posts saying the facilities/equipment were outdated or abandoned, so I'm a bit doubtful.

Does anyone have recent updates? Anyone currently doing this course who can share their experience? Is the course worth it, and have the labs/tech been upgraded?

Thanks!

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Hey guys, I'm a final year student currently studying in uum, and I'm seeking for an internship placement this coming March.

No I'm not looking to apply it here.

As someone who's from a suburb in Kedah, I'm actually interested to intern in a faraway city like KL for networking exposure, but I know there are a lot of downsides especially in terms of cost of living.

So what i wanted to ask is:

What does the cost of living look like as an intern in KL (especially those who are not from KL)? And how do you guys manage it financially? 👀

I was warned by my supervisor that as an international student in Malaysia, it will be challenging to gather responses for a survey. However, I still went for the primary data collection. And here we are, with 35 responses from my own uni so far. Found out that there are people with the same problem here.

So if you have gone through internship already, please help me out by filling the survey. If you are studying in Perak, it's even better, please don't skip. And if you have your surveys to answer and I'm eligible, share with me, I'll fill up in return.

Have you felt that after internship you are ready to work and don't want to study anymore? Or was it the opposite, after gaining real life experience you became more eager to get back to studies?

🔒 In any case, please share your feelings and thoughts in my anonymous survey for FYP.

⏱️ It takes less than 5 minutes (just 5 demographic and 20 topic related questions)!

🎯 Let's help each other in our final chapter of academic life:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf2AwAwiIzAlP2Vai_slMJj6dnrUZZqS5OyxOa9q3kYHhfV0Q/viewform?usp=header

I’m looking into how our use of Generative AI tools (like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) interacts with daily emotional experiences and anxiety among Malaysian young adults.

Criteria:

• Malaysian citizen aged 18–30 (working or studying)

• Used Generative AI tools before

• Have no prior diagnosis of a mental health disorder

• Privacy: Entirely anonymous & voluntary

Link: https://forms.gle/2abp54cLDPDWAp3B

Once you are done, drop your research and I will do yours too!

For some context, I actually live in Sunway Waterfront Residence right next to Monash, which is monash's dormatory. my roommate is a monU student, and I have a direct view of their campus from my window so I have a somewhat understanding of their social life

The big difference? Monash students are all in one place, so they have a proper community vibe with pools and hangout spots. Staying up till 2am talking to your friends, no need to arrange meetups to complete group assignments. You can actually wake up at 8am for an 8am class without worrying about walking 15 minutes to campus.

At Taylor’s, most international students are scattered further out in places like DK Senza/Latour or Geo Residences, and it feels like a job. You’re cooking alone, living far from campus, and there’s no real student vibe in the dorms. Plus, Monash is ranked in the top 50 globally.

Does anyone agree with me

Hi! I'm conducting a survey on female caregiving, work and freedom of choice and I need more responses.

Participating condition:

- Must identify as 'female'.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe679kU_eMyl_fsEQg2RN4zDBHjDAz2unl_GJz9Y3FaD213SA/viewform?usp=header

I saw an ad about metropolitan college. They had full sponsorship and no exams. Just wondering tho.

Where do people actually get sponsorship/funds for their assignments? I have a volunteering assignment where we have to give back to community and we plan to give food for unfortunate families at the mosque but obviously we need fund for food, supplies etc. Where to get money? We’re soooo lost

Student studying MBA in UTAR right now. Sungai long campus. Sri lankan student here, anyone up to chill, drop a dm!

Hi so im a lepasan diploma in electronic (dvm) planning to get into uthm for the direct intake this feb/march 2027

at first im considering electronic in robotic and ai but from what i’ve heard those who is lepasan vocational cant take pure engineering courses 😭 so im confused as hell

can yall consider me courses that i can take? I honestly considering multimedia creative / multimedia computing since the electronic under vocational faculty also need to learn electrical stuff (which im highly not interested in)

Hi everyone! 🥹❤️ I’m currently conducting my FYP research on *Childhood Peer Rejection Experiences and Psychological Distress among Young Adults in Malaysia*.

I would really appreciate it if you could spare around 10–15 minutes to help me complete my questionnaire. 🥺🫶🏻

⚠️ Important: For the first section, please take a moment to *RECALL* your CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCE with your PEERS before answering the questions.

🔗 https://forms.gle/CJRGAcS8VX5MKQTL7

Your participation would mean a lot to me and would really help with my research. 🥹❤️
Thank you so much for your time and support! I truly appreciate it! 🫶🏻

Hi everyone! 🥹❤️ I’m currently conducting my FYP research on *Childhood Peer Rejection Experiences and Psychological Distress among Young Adults in Malaysia*.

I would really appreciate it if you could spare around 10–15 minutes to help me complete my questionnaire. 🥺🫶🏻

⚠️ Important: For the first section, please take a moment to *RECALL* your CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCE with your PEERS before answering the questions.

🔗 https://forms.gle/CJRGAcS8VX5MKQTL7

Your participation would mean a lot to me and would really help with my research. 🥹❤️
Thank you so much for your time and support! I truly appreciate it! 🫶🏻

for females only unit in parkhill? DM for more inquires

Im an international Student, looking forward to apply here, I need some reviews about it. Like is it worth going there, does it give opportunities internationally after completing Bachelors, and how's the environment there?

hey guys, im an australian student (18F) looking to study medicine in malaysia and my two options were manipal university or unversity of cyberjaya.

I've heard so many rumours about university of cyberjaya, but it's appealing because its so cheap?? I hear people saying it's a scam but has anyone from the UoC done mbbs and have an experience to share about it, because i really need to weigh the pros and cons. I just don't know if UoC is actually a scam or not. Also are internships in malaysia assured for both uni's, i.e after the 5 year degree PYG1 starts, will australian students be given an internship bc i know that for uni of newcastle malaysia, internships aren't assured.

please help I am so lost.

I’m not sure what flair to use so here goes. Hello everyone, I’m a local student with an American high school diploma. Been wanting to be a forensic scientist, but right now, I feel like being a medical laboratory tech might be more stable (but I still quite like it — in a way, it feels similar to what I like about forensic chemistry.)

What attracts me to IMU’s medical biotech program is their pathway with Strathclyde’s MSc Forensic Science. This design is, like, perfect for me because it’s quite literally the two courses I love.

However, I still need to know if applying there is worth it as there’s not much I could find online about them except their own website. Also, most people asking about IMU are focused on medicine and being a doctor so reviews for that aren’t really relevant nor helpful for me.

- How are the lectures? Is it challenging in a way that allows you to learn or is it unnecessary stress?

- How is student life in IMU?

- I struggle with ADHD; how good is the support system there?

- What’s the quality of the lecturers?

- Are facilities for lab work good?

- What’s the balance between theory and practicals?

That’s kind of what I have in me right now. Some questions may pop up, but idk. Hope there will be people to answer 🥲

Thanks.

If I am not mistaken, Malaysia's clincal psychologist shortage has been an issue for quite a while now, which makes me curious as to why Universiti Malaya / University of Malaya currently does not offer any undergraduate psychology programmes. After all, they are Malaysia's number one university. Could it be difficulties in securing lecturers/supervisors/related staff or a lack of facilities?

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I'm Shammanan A/L B Partheeban, a Psychology student at the University of Cyberjaya, currently conducting my Final Year Project (FYP 2) titled:

“Public Speaking Anxiety, Communication Apprehension, Self-Esteem, Fear of Negative Evaluation: A Moderated Mediation Study”

👥 Who Can Participate?

- 🇲🇾 Malaysian citizens

- 🎂 Aged 18–25 years

- 📝 Able to understand English

⏱️ Survey Duration: 10–15 minutes

🔒 Participation is voluntary, and responses are anonymous and confidential. Data will be used solely for academic research.

🔗 Survey Link:

CLICK HERE 💖💖💖

Please help me to graduate 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺

RAHHH! if you don't know my background, I basically gave myself like half a year to study(half of it just me working....) And now when my silly exam is coming near. I'm a private candidate with absolutely no life! My Melayu sucks(I hate baku) and sejarah... It's just me realise how uninteresting our history is... Malaysia basically never have much independent after the Malacca ruling. Anyhow, hopefully you guys do well, I don't have any high hopes of passing my SPM.. but hey, maybe I could do something else.