Friday, April 1, 2011
Where I can buy laptop paid by installments in Malaysia?
Where I can buy laptop paid by installments in Malaysia?
Im foreigner postgraduate student in Malaysia in KL.I need to buy laptop but I can't afford it pay all...I've to buy it paid by installments. If there are any places sold laptop by installments,please let me know.
Malaysia - 10 Answers
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i asked this question b4, someone told me that i can pay by installments but by usin credit card means that u use ur credit card to pay for ur laptop, then u pay the credit card company by installment
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If you own a malaysia credit card(which easily approved), most of the cards have interest free installment plan. Or else, you can go around Low Yat Plaza or even Sungei Wang Plaza to ask for installment plan. But i'm sure they'll charge you with interest. Might not be accurate as I've left KL to Singapore for a year or so now. But hope it helps. Good Luck!
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You can try Sg. Wang Plaza. Courts is also offering computers tru instalment payments..I think??
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I'm paying mine by installment, but using credit card. It's HP, you can order it online www.hp.com.my or call their number. You can pay by 2 years installment.
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mos t of the computer shop has that facilities. But yet you must have credit card.
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Hurm, seems like you really need it. If I have 2 laptops, definately I'll sell 1 to you. I'll give you the cheapest price and consider installments since you're student just like me. If you ever forgot to pay, I'll just ignore it coz I already feel good by helping you. I truly believe in karma. If wish I could help you...
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Low Yat Plaza...
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Have the credit cards??Just go to the Low Yat Plaza or Sg Wang Plaza! all available there! Good luck there..
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i bought my laptop from dell's website.i paid in installments. dell's website is : http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/default.aspx?c=my&l=en&s=gen&~ck=bt
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yeah.. u can go to Ikano power centre at damansara to get it.. is payment by intallments.. no problem... u can get it your own laptop... trust me...
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Living in Skudai Malaysia for International Student?
Living in Skudai Malaysia for International Student?
I will move to live in Skudai in Malaysia to attend University of Technology (UTM), Malaysia in Master of Computer Science program. I need more information about life in Skudai and comparison between living in student accommodation and outside the university from Variety aspects which is better and the cost of course. Can anybody give me a real estimate for living in Skudai as international student which include (Accommodation , food , transport ) because I did a lot of search through internet but the results vary from 100 to 500 USD so I can't imagine how much the living expenses will cost me. If there is any student in Computer Science program it will be great to give an idea about studying Computer Science at UTM.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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No less than $400
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Monday, March 14, 2011
Living in Skudai Malaysia for International Student?
Living in Skudai Malaysia for International Student?
I will move to live in Skudai in Malaysia to attend University of Technology (UTM), Malaysia in Master of Computer Science program. I need more information about life in Skudai and comparison between living in student accommodation and outside the university from Variety aspects which is better and the cost of course. Can anybody give me a real estimate for living in Skudai as international student which include (Accommodation , food , transport ) because I did a lot of search through internet but the results vary from 100 to 500 USD so I can't imagine how much the living expenses will cost me. If there is any student in Computer Science program it will be great to give an idea about studying Computer Science at UTM.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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No less than $400
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I will move to live in Skudai in Malaysia to attend University of Technology (UTM), Malaysia in Master of Computer Science program. I need more information about life in Skudai and comparison between living in student accommodation and outside the university from Variety aspects which is better and the cost of course. Can anybody give me a real estimate for living in Skudai as international student which include (Accommodation , food , transport ) because I did a lot of search through internet but the results vary from 100 to 500 USD so I can't imagine how much the living expenses will cost me. If there is any student in Computer Science program it will be great to give an idea about studying Computer Science at UTM.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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No less than $400
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Monday, March 7, 2011
is it possible to learn multimedia in Malaysia earning own self?
is it possible to learn multimedia in Malaysia earning own self?
i am a nepali citizen and want to study multimedia in Malaysia . As i Know in Malaysia the student are allowed to work. Is it legal to work for foreign student to support their study. help please
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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If you are taking multimedia in Malaysia because it is cheap and you can work at the same time, you will end up working as a labour in Malaysia, without credentials(may check if the paper you study is recognized in other countries). I do not think multimedia in Malaysia is good enough. Should look for a more advance country whereby your career is ensured after graduation, suffer now earn later.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Which country is safer for international students?Malaysia or Singapore?
Which country is safer for international students?Malaysia or Singapore?
Do you know the best college in malaysia or sinagapore? Which country has the lowest violence against famale international students?Thank you.
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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National University of Singapore is ranked the top 30 Universities in the world. Raffles junior college is the best college in Singapore. Singapore is very safe by international benchmark standard. Females can roam the streets in Singapore in the wee hours without any fear of getting into serious trouble.
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Singapore is definitely safer than Malaysia anytime of the day.
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Do you know the best college in malaysia or sinagapore? Which country has the lowest violence against famale international students?Thank you.
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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National University of Singapore is ranked the top 30 Universities in the world. Raffles junior college is the best college in Singapore. Singapore is very safe by international benchmark standard. Females can roam the streets in Singapore in the wee hours without any fear of getting into serious trouble.
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Singapore is definitely safer than Malaysia anytime of the day.
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Monday, February 28, 2011
I'm an Asian/Malaysia student. How am I going to socialize with US students?
I'm an Asian/Malaysia student. How am I going to socialize with US students?
Hi guys! I'm 18 now and I'm about to go to Houston, US for my undergraduate study next year spring! It was pretty excited for me. It will be a new life, new adventure to me! Erhem... but the question is about friends. I was also excited to meet new friends there, especially the local people! That will be awesome! However, my mum told me most probably I will only hang out with the asians because some white and black people doesn't like asian. My classmates said the same as well. I surf around youtube most of the time and sometime I found some serious racist comments. :( Is racism really that serious in US? I'm quite scared because I'm kinda soft-hearted (even though I don't look like that)... I wonder how am I going to socialize with all of them... I'm sorry if my mum offended you... :(
Other - Society & Culture - 4 Answers
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I'm not gonna lie...people WILL be racist towards you. For the most part though, you shouldn't have a problem as most people really aren't that lame. If anything, you might have an easier time finding friends since people will be curious and might ask you what it was like to live in another country.
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Although I'm not a student anymore, as an immigrant from Hong Kong, I can tell you that there are some racist people in the US, but you won't find many of them in Houston. This city is full of immigrants from all over including Asia, Latin America. When you first arrive in America, it's only natural that you will hang out first with people who share your own culture, they can help you with many things and ease you into the American life. But since you go to school, you will be able to meet all kinds of people and soon you will be able to mingle and make friends with people of all ethnicity. The best way to do so is to forget about who you are, and you yourself should not be aware of what the other person is, be it white, black, Asians. If you join some clubs and interest groups, you can make friends much easily with people who share your same interests and goals.
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Don't be scared! You're clearly a brave person to go to school so far from home, and that alone will qualify you to deal with any of the typical snide adolescent-esque comments that may or may not come your way. All the asian people I know from university have TONS of friends, because they're unusual and interesting people to us primarily white americans. You will come across some racism, particularly from young men who still have too many hormones to behave appropriately, but I'm confident you won't come across anything aggresive or violent. At my university, a Korean student got in a car accident two years ago and literaly half the school attended a candle vigil for her at the university center. She received so many flowers and cards that the hospital had to stop accepting them. Cowardly hateful people get on the internet to spread around the disgusting views they would never say if they weren't anonymous - I wouldn't worry to much about what you see on youtube.
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I would not worry about racism if you are going to the US. The internet is probably the worst place that you can look to get the opinions of an average American, because the extremes tend to love posting ridiculous comments that are in no way indicative of the country in general. Im white and have tons of asian friends. Quite frankly, color does not matter in this nation generally, especially among the younger generation. Yes there are crazies, but you will have white friends, black friends, asian friends, and latino friends. Our nation is full of people from everywhere, and racism shrinks year after year. I would not worry about racism going to the US.
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Hi guys! I'm 18 now and I'm about to go to Houston, US for my undergraduate study next year spring! It was pretty excited for me. It will be a new life, new adventure to me! Erhem... but the question is about friends. I was also excited to meet new friends there, especially the local people! That will be awesome! However, my mum told me most probably I will only hang out with the asians because some white and black people doesn't like asian. My classmates said the same as well. I surf around youtube most of the time and sometime I found some serious racist comments. :( Is racism really that serious in US? I'm quite scared because I'm kinda soft-hearted (even though I don't look like that)... I wonder how am I going to socialize with all of them... I'm sorry if my mum offended you... :(
Other - Society & Culture - 4 Answers
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I'm not gonna lie...people WILL be racist towards you. For the most part though, you shouldn't have a problem as most people really aren't that lame. If anything, you might have an easier time finding friends since people will be curious and might ask you what it was like to live in another country.
2 :
Although I'm not a student anymore, as an immigrant from Hong Kong, I can tell you that there are some racist people in the US, but you won't find many of them in Houston. This city is full of immigrants from all over including Asia, Latin America. When you first arrive in America, it's only natural that you will hang out first with people who share your own culture, they can help you with many things and ease you into the American life. But since you go to school, you will be able to meet all kinds of people and soon you will be able to mingle and make friends with people of all ethnicity. The best way to do so is to forget about who you are, and you yourself should not be aware of what the other person is, be it white, black, Asians. If you join some clubs and interest groups, you can make friends much easily with people who share your same interests and goals.
3 :
Don't be scared! You're clearly a brave person to go to school so far from home, and that alone will qualify you to deal with any of the typical snide adolescent-esque comments that may or may not come your way. All the asian people I know from university have TONS of friends, because they're unusual and interesting people to us primarily white americans. You will come across some racism, particularly from young men who still have too many hormones to behave appropriately, but I'm confident you won't come across anything aggresive or violent. At my university, a Korean student got in a car accident two years ago and literaly half the school attended a candle vigil for her at the university center. She received so many flowers and cards that the hospital had to stop accepting them. Cowardly hateful people get on the internet to spread around the disgusting views they would never say if they weren't anonymous - I wouldn't worry to much about what you see on youtube.
4 :
I would not worry about racism if you are going to the US. The internet is probably the worst place that you can look to get the opinions of an average American, because the extremes tend to love posting ridiculous comments that are in no way indicative of the country in general. Im white and have tons of asian friends. Quite frankly, color does not matter in this nation generally, especially among the younger generation. Yes there are crazies, but you will have white friends, black friends, asian friends, and latino friends. Our nation is full of people from everywhere, and racism shrinks year after year. I would not worry about racism going to the US.
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Monday, February 14, 2011
I need to find an agent (malaysia) to help me apply for my student visa.........plzzzzzz?
I need to find an agent (malaysia) to help me apply for my student visa.........plzzzzzz?
Hello, anyone knows where i can find an agent to apply for a student visa cuz i want to study in USA...i already got accepted in a US college. I already went to the US embassy in KL for 2 times and my application have been rejected, right now i'm so depressed...cuz i already promise 1 of my friend in USA that i'll meet him b4 my class starts....and one of his sister study in that college too. So i hope u all can help me with it....thx. I need to find an agent from malaysia to apply for my US student visa....plzzzzzzz
Immigration - 1 Answers
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I don't know how to find an agent, but good luck!
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