DIMENSIONS International College, Singapore

The threshold to your academic success begins with the acquisition of excellent report writing skills. Albeit the module handbook provides necessary guidance for your assessment requirements, scoring well for your assignments requires mindful planning, critical thinking skills and well-thought structuring on your part. So, here comes the big question. What are the characteristics of a good report?      1. Preparation In order to attain a clearer understanding and perspective of your assignment, it is important to make complete use of the required readings and extra references.      2. Plagiarism Plagiarism is an act of fraud and a wrongful appropriation in the academic writing context. When crafting your report, attempt to digest and paraphrase the research into your own words.      3. Comparing Sources First off, note down the essential points from as many sources as possible. Next, compare the methodologies betwee...

#3: After School, Where To? Unbeknownst to some, t he Bukit Timah vicinity is stealthily revolutionizing into a happening food hub targeted at passionate foodies. Pay a visit to these five must-try Korean restaurants around DIMENSIONS Bukit Timah Campus !         1.  Ga Ya Geum Korean Family Restaurant (Photo Credit: ohyellowfingers.blogspot.com) Quietly debuted in a relatively under-the-radar district, Ga Ya Geum Korean Family Restaurant is certainly a noteworthy restaurant to set foot on. Wishing to take a chunk out of Ga Ya Geum’s red-hot Korean Fried Chicken? Don’t say you haven't been forewarned! The fiery sensation of the Spicy Soy Chicken is bound to leave your mouth agape – you will feel like a fire-breathing dragon! On the other hand, if you are yearning for a less zesty dish, the Sausage and Ham Stew is an excellent option. Complemented with ramen, tofu, enoki mushrooms and toppoki, this pot of goodness is to die for! Addre...

#2: After School, Where To? In the second series of ‘After School, Where To?’, join us as we uncover more crowd-pleasing Korean restaurants around DIMENSIONS City Campus!         1. K. Cook Korean BBQ Buffet   (Photo Credit: ladyironchef.com) Maehwasoo and Jinro Het Bokbunja (Photo Credit: sethlui.com) Are you in need of a delish spread to gladden your frenzied taste buds? Well, head down to K. Cook Korean BBQ Buffet – a wallet-friendly restaurant found in the heart of the city. Feast upon an extensive selection of evenly marinated meats varying from Pork Belly, Pork Collar, Beef Bulgogi, Beef Plate Eye, Beef Ribeye, to Beef Short Rib. Don’t forget to revel in the scrummy array of traditional Korean dishes too! You may top off this terrific BBQ experience with moderate thimblefuls of sweet-smelling Korean Alcoholic Beverages. Do give the highly recommended Maehwasoo and Jinro Het Bokbunja a whirl alright? Gulps! ...

The end of the year is approaching and as luck would have it, we are set to enjoy 2 long weekends! Instead of staying in Singapore, why not take a quick getaway to these nearby yet great holiday locations! 1. Bali If you’re looking for a place with an amazing scenery and a laid back atmosphere, then look no further. Also known as the Land of the Gods, Bali boasts magnificent views of towering volcanoes and an expanse of lush terraced rice fields that are sure to calm the most stressed out of nerves. At night, Bali comes to life with its bustling nightlife. From clubs and bars to lively food stalls, there is never a dull moment to be had in Bali. 2. A Kelong Get-away Looking to do some fishing and having quiet time? Why not try one of the many Kelongs off the coast of Batam? Kelongs are the perfect for Ocean Lovers. With the tranquil view of the open ocean coupled with a constant bracing sea breeze,  you will experience a sensation of relaxation unlike anything th...

You’ve seen Singapore in all her glory in the day, but do you know there are activities that opened up a whole new side of our sunny island when the sun comes down? If you’re not one to hit the clubs, check out these 10 other activities you can do at night. 1. Night Safari Do you know Singapore’s Night Safari is the world’s first nocturnal zoo? Housing more than 2,500 animals, the Night Safari showcases their animals through lighting that resembles moonlight. Much like the Singapore Zoo, animals at the Night Safari are separated from visitors with natural barriers. To take in the sights, choose between taking a tram and walking the trails. Where: 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 Website: http://www.nightsafari.com.sg 2. Cosmic bowling You may have heard of bowling, but have you tried cosmic bowling? Cosmic bowling is bowling, with a twist! Strike down pins with glowing balls against thumping party music. If you’re no good at the sport, you could always dance alo...