4,708 per year; sounds pretty good for a direct admission to degree, under the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Banking and Finance with SIM...also in view that Serene & I can study together.

She'll be getting her degree before hitting 30; thus, it's time for me to start soonest possible. There are a few other courses but being industrial-specialised, much more costlier compared to this direct entry to degree course.

Another factor about gaining more knowledge is also for myself; to be better equipped so that I can cope with more challenging matters that require a certain level of knowledge.

Serene's tired from revision and now taking a break while I skim through the various courses available from SIM...it's my goal to gain my degree before 35, thus it's time to commence the advancement of further knowledge...