Adventure! SP Jain Jaguars

Hello everyone. My name is Chea Somaly (or Maly for short), from Cambodia. This is my first time to study overseas, which has been my dream since I was young. S P Jain has fulfilled one of the biggest goals of my life. I would like to enlarge my knowledge, learn more about other cultures and see what I have never seen before. I would also like to learn different styles of education systems and I will pass it on to the next generation.

Topics: Jags 2016

I am neither Theresa Turner, nor did my life start over in Iraq, but I find a piece of Theresa’s story in my life. My life was different from most of the other teenagers. I didn’t have a crazy awesome life, as most of adolescents have. Indeed my life was really boring, living in a small town in Albania. I was drowned in a monotonous life. My only entertainment was reading Russian novels. But as Theresa did, I said ‘Yes’ to new unusual opportunities. It happened that one day I met a very generous woman (you won’t believe but I met the real Theresa Turner) in my parents’ shop. She was a professor at an international school. Maybe she was the first one who was able to notice that I wasn’t really enjoying my life. Or maybe she was able to understand that I could achieve much more than reading Russian novels and going to a national university just for the sake of getting a degree.

Topics: A Jag's Life

Hey Jags! I'm Joon from Korea, and I've been to Canada, Taiwan, US and Japan.

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What's up Jags? I'm Abhishek from Mumbai which is also known as 'The city of dreams.' I'm going to join the Singapore campus.

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Well done to all students who qualified for the Dean’s list – you should be very proud of your achievements as we are very proud of you.Wishing you all the best for the future.

Topics: Academics, Bachelor of Business Administration

Hey Jaguarsssssssssss!  I’m a bubbly, talkative, fun loving person and a foodie (but only when it comes to junk food :P)

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Heyy Jags! I am Shashank Bakliwal, 17 years old. I am gonna keep this post direct and short.

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For photos, amenities and regulations, click on this link to download the brand-new brochure about S P Jain's Singapore hostel (dormitory).

Topics: Campuses

Ronmel Horne joined S P Jain from the tiny island of St. Vincent in the Caribbean. Talk about a huge adjustment! Here are his suggestions for other students thinking about joining from small island nations.

Topics: A Jag's Life

Living on campus, or in S P Jain sponsored housing is the easiest (and often most fun) way to go. It's super-convenient, and near to all your friends. However, if finances are an issue, you can save money by living on your own, off-campus. In Singapore, you can rent a room with a family, or rent an apartment (maybe with other Jaguars). In Dubai, you can go together with your friends and rent a serviced apartment. In Sydney, you can rent a room, an apartment, whatever.

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Many first-year SP Jain students have never traveled internationally before, or at least not without a family member. It can be a bit nerve-wracking to figure out flight info, layover timings, and exchanging currency between countries while struggling to keep your eyes open after a 3 AM flight! Luckily, there are a lot of things you can do ahead of time to make traveling between countries a little easier on yourself.

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