Given below are some of the common questions asked by parents and students….
Internship opportunities are available for students in many fields of study.
We can also assist students in applying for Scholarships, PTPTN loan & EPF withdrawal.
Yes, the FIC International Student Services Department will be able to assist you in this.
Yes. Once a student has confirmed his/her flight details, he/she is required to inform the International Student Services Department immediately. The student is required to do this at least 7 days before arrival in Miri, Sarawak, Malaysia.
According to immigration regulations, international student intending to study in Malaysia have to apply for their student VISA through the college the intend to study in. At Fajar International College, the international student services department will assists you in this area.
Normally, student VISA application will take 3 working weeks for approval from the authorities.
We have a deep commitment to our students and will make every effort to maintain a high teaching standard and an interactive staff or student relation at our college. Our full-time and part-time lecturers have both academic qualifications (PhDs, Masters and Degree holders) as well as the necessary professional experiences to impart the knowledge, skills and abilities to our students.
Located at Pujut 7, Miri, Sarawak, Borneo, East Malaysia. Fajar International College provides a convenient yet conducive environment for the students
The student should meet with the class instructor. The instructor can assist the student with pinpointing test material, or possibly giving them extra credit. The instructor can refer the student to the academic center if a tutor is needed. If those efforts are unsuccessful, advisors can assist the student through a variety of methods, including decreasing their class load. The student should also check with the Financial Aid Office, or others, to see if decreasing his or her class load will affect financial aid, scholarships or campus employment.
Maybe. Students who are planning to use financial aid to pay for school, or if they have a scholarship that requires them to be degree seeking, students must declare a major in order to receive the funds. Some schools offer General Studies as major, allowing students to take core classes in their first year. This buys them some time to make a decision about their major. Using the first year to explore options is a good idea but students should visit with representatives from the school they plan to attend to determine school requirements.
Emphasize the importance of starting the application process in a timely manner in order to meet all of the institution’s deadlines. In addition, ensure that the student understands the necessity of submitting an accurate, complete application along with all of the supporting material.