<p>especially in Singapore.</p>
<p>Other than Ivies?</p>
<p>Stanford
Berkeley</p>
<p>especially in Singapore. You should know better than others as you’re Singaporean.</p>
<p>Posting such a thread here will just probably entice every other CC-er to promote their own college, resulting in nothing but propaganda.</p>
<p>Another way of getting out of this predicament is to say/admit: Other than Ivies and Stanford (sorry UCBChemEGrad, most Singaporeans are still quite ignorant about Cal), not many Singaporeans are going to think the other colleges are ‘highly reputable’. </p>
<p>But…so what…most people don’t really know about academics anyway, so don’t fret about their opinions too much.</p>
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You must be referring to Singaporean students. Cal is well known among employers, especially with employers hiring engineers.</p>
<p>Yes, employers worth their salt will know Cal, I was referring to the general populace, pple like students, parents, taxi-drivers, man-on-the-street etc. The thing is, if the engineering company is not a multi-national one, or is concentrated locally, then I think recognition of Cal also becomes a problem.</p>
<p>erm berkeley is extremely well known in singapore… and how can you miss out MIT!!!</p>
<p>Come on. only NUS , NTU , SMU is recognized by the gneral populace.</p>
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hahah own.</p>
<p>@ Valour,
What exactly is the purpose of compiling this list? It might help if we understand what you need the info for.</p>
<p>if you want recognition, play safe and go to NUS or NTU.</p>