Rich kids like you who went to KYUEM and can go to any country they want to study while poor me cant afford to go overseas and forced to study locally.
Hi, I apologise if that's how you feel after watching my video. But your claim about me is unfair. I received offers from various universities because I got 4A*s for my A-levels and did well in the admissions tests. It had nothing to do with income and everything to do with merit. I also want to point out that you can come to Taipei for your undergraduate studies too if you have decent grades. If you study at a local private university like Taylor's, Sunway, or APU, you need to pay RM30-40k annually for a standard degree course. In contrast, tuition here at National Taiwan University is much lower. We also have a much better library, campus, food, and student life. You can see from this video that the student community here is warm, vibrant, diverse, and embracing. It's quite different from what I experienced back then. Undergraduate studies in Taiwan are likely less expensive than in Malaysia unless you get accepted into a Malaysian public university through the conventional UPU application channel. Living in Taipei is also cheaper than in KL, and healthcare is better. If you get a full scholarship to come study in Taipei, your tuition and living expenses are covered anyway. Just a side note, if you haven't started uni yet, I strongly urge you to consider coming to National Taiwan University for your undergraduate studies. I came, and I am having the best time of my life here.
Crazy! Zesty! Love seeing how you actually improved across each interview, more articulated at replying to each responses🤩 New video idea: Interview native Taiwanese (about their view of international students moving to Taiwan/outlook on life)😀
Thank you so much for the video idea! I appreciate your contribution to this channel, and I definitely look forward to filming more street interviews in the future. These are always very fun to make. At any rate, a street interview with native Taiwanese students (if I do one) will be uploaded on my Mandarin TH-cam channel.
Again the editing is smooth and thoughtful with the pauses and fillers cut out + alternating between interviews and shots of club activities. It shows that everyone in the video appreciated your social skills and geniality as an interviewer 👏 If you had the free time of an exchange student I would have asked you in return about your club(s) of choice, if there are any at least the suspense remains intact 🤫
Rich kids like you who went to KYUEM and can go to any country they want to study while poor me cant afford to go overseas and forced to study locally.
Hi, I apologise if that's how you feel after watching my video. But your claim about me is unfair. I received offers from various universities because I got 4A*s for my A-levels and did well in the admissions tests. It had nothing to do with income and everything to do with merit.
I also want to point out that you can come to Taipei for your undergraduate studies too if you have decent grades. If you study at a local private university like Taylor's, Sunway, or APU, you need to pay RM30-40k annually for a standard degree course. In contrast, tuition here at National Taiwan University is much lower. We also have a much better library, campus, food, and student life. You can see from this video that the student community here is warm, vibrant, diverse, and embracing. It's quite different from what I experienced back then.
Undergraduate studies in Taiwan are likely less expensive than in Malaysia unless you get accepted into a Malaysian public university through the conventional UPU application channel. Living in Taipei is also cheaper than in KL, and healthcare is better. If you get a full scholarship to come study in Taipei, your tuition and living expenses are covered anyway.
Just a side note, if you haven't started uni yet, I strongly urge you to consider coming to National Taiwan University for your undergraduate studies. I came, and I am having the best time of my life here.
Crazy! Zesty! Love seeing how you actually improved across each interview, more articulated at replying to each responses🤩
New video idea: Interview native Taiwanese (about their view of international students moving to Taiwan/outlook on life)😀
Thank you so much for the video idea! I appreciate your contribution to this channel, and I definitely look forward to filming more street interviews in the future. These are always very fun to make. At any rate, a street interview with native Taiwanese students (if I do one) will be uploaded on my Mandarin TH-cam channel.
Again the editing is smooth and thoughtful with the pauses and fillers cut out + alternating between interviews and shots of club activities. It shows that everyone in the video appreciated your social skills and geniality as an interviewer 👏 If you had the free time of an exchange student I would have asked you in return about your club(s) of choice, if there are any at least the suspense remains intact 🤫
Hi Roxane, thank you so much once again for the lovely comment! I'm glad you agreed to this very spontaneous interview, and I hope you found it fun.
Love the vid Zhi Heng :) Keep em coming!
Thank you!
You seem to be an introvert but you are actually an extrovert 😅. It seem's you got along well 👍
Thank you!
Do you speak mandarin?
Yes, I do speak Mandarin.