Where to Look for Advice
Find the right guidance for your university journey, from open days and counsellors to admissions officers and alumni who can share their experiences.
Where to look for advice
University Open Days
The Open Days takes place in the 3 weeks after A-Level results release. Do not miss them as you can walk around the campus and visit the facilities
Education and Career Guidance Counsellor
The Counsellor has up-to-date information on universities and is able to guide you through the process of selecting a university course that matches your interests and personality
Teacher Admissions Coordinators
For local admissions, please approach Mr Chin De Shun.
For overseas admissions, teacher admissions coordinators can advise you on overseas application procedures
Teachers
Your school teachers understand you well and may be able to advise you on which university courses are suitable for your strengths and weaknesses. But do not expect them to tell you what to do in future
EDlumni
EDlumni are ex-nyjcians who are currently in university or just graduated. They will be able to give you an accurate picture of what university life is like.
University websites
Most of the time, university websites hold the answer to your questions.
Admissions Officers
If you cannot google the answer, admissions officers of each university will be more than happy to answer your questions.
Click here to login to the College Portal to view the recording of the 2025 JC2 Parents’ Dialogue with Representatives from Local Autonomous Universities under the ECG Repository.
Student support groups, Social media, Forums and Blogs
There are tons of blogs and forums out there. You just need to find them.