I am writing this because there were only a few itineraries from Singapore so I hope this would help you in your travel planning. I love travelling in Korea! The food was great but there was a lot of hiking and luggage carrying! :)))) Documents to prepare  1. K-ETA ($12.78) (Electronic Travel Authorisation) 2. Q-code (do prepare accommodation address+phone number) 3. 24h pre-departure ART swab 4. On-arrival PCR test ($85.38)   5. Seoul Discover Pass (to buy 2 days before on Klook/1 day before using the app)  6. 4G Sim card 10-day unlimited data (to buy on Klook before arrival, to collect at the airport) 7. Vaccination certificate (Notarise)  8. Korea Air and KTX Busan train tickets  9. Travel insurance ( $35.20 from Grab) Most importantly, print your vaccination certificate and prepare e-copies.  Apps to download:  1. Naver Maps (highly useful and has GPS function)  2. Subway Korea 3. Kakao Taxi  4. Kakao Talk 5. Discover Seoul Pass  6...

It was interesting to see many people discussing how to score A/A+ in NUS modules on NUS Reddit. I read some of these forums and decided to share some strategies that I agreed with. I only managed to score two A+ (one Core, one elective) throughout my 4 years and I would like to share some similarities that I noticed about them. A+ is top 3-4% .  I also did a poll to find out what my friends think and the majority of them thinks that scoring A/A+ is hard work.  Factor 1. Create unfair advantages over your peers.  a. Select a GEM/UEM that is closely relevant to your major. Since I'm from nursing, I chose GEH1049/GEC1015 Public Health which gave me a contents+skills advantage . If everyone is learning the same content, you will need to learn more in order to stand out in your work.  Factor 2: Build connections, get resources If your faculty does not provide any past year papers, try to get from other faculties/friends if possible. Since nursing does not provide past ye...