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Okey.. after asking around... Here's the summary of what i've learned 8D

When one's in Foundation year, One has to complete the whole course without any failures either by hook or by crook... One fail and i'll have to repeat the whole class again.. and it costs around 400+... One can only stay in the Foundation Year for 2 years..(not that i'm planning to stay for that long =.=ll)

Secondly, One has to go for every single Lectures and tutorials... and also Practicals.. to gain Credit Hours. Which is very useful for scoring in the exam( therefore one must not miss any lessons that's given.

Thirdly, It is optional to join any Co-curricular and Societies. So some of the senior's advice is to not join any of them till you have finished Foundation. or it'll take a hell lot of your time which can be used for studying.

Then, There are three cafeterias for now in UTAR.. which one of them is located in Block C, Which is the biggest Canteen for now. It Accommodates around 400+

Then there's one in Block G, which is below the library. It accommodates 40+ people only as it's one of the smallest cafeteria. Then there's also one between block D&E... Which i don't know how many can it accommodate...

There are more than 2k students at the University so... i doubt i'll have time to be able to get stuffs in the canteen before the next class.. so i think i'll skip Breakfast and lunch for now... Well, There's also another canteen that's currently in making. which is a new Block from the Development of Phase 2 of Kampar UTAR. Which is set to be completed around 2012.

Next. about Credit-Time, you'll be safe if you are to attend all the classes stated. Just remember not to be absent from class unless there's an Emergency....

Then, there's also The formula to calculate CGPA :

[ total of ( credit hours X score ) ]/ Total credit hours]

Also, a note from my dorm-mate. "NEVER FOOL AROUND EVEN THOUGH IT'S FOUNDATION STUDIES! Especially when you're in the Science Stream, The rate of passing is at least 2.0 . any less that that and you'll have a hell of a hard time in University."