Taylor’s College

Taylor’s College Subang Jaya (TCSJ) has become a household name for families who are planning their children’s tertiary education. TCSJ renowned for its pre-​university courses, Cambridge A-​Levels (CAL), South Australian Matriculation (SAM) and Canadian Pre-​University (CPU). Students from all over the country travel to SS15 Subang Jaya to graduate with a passport to foreign and local universities.
TCSJ provides administrative and finance services, financial help such as bursaries, university placement help services to both local and foreign universities, Student Development Centre service and counseling for its students. Here at TCSJ, students are well prepped academically and psychologically for their next step which is university life. TCSJ’s curriculum ensures that their students are ready for the expectations a university student has to meet by honing their thinking and analytical skills. Whereas, the Student Development Centre serves as a platform for student based activities and student clubs and organizations.
TCSJ does not extensive facilities however. There is a two floor library, discussion rooms, a couple of computer labs, science labs, study hubs with air-​conditioning, free wifi, a basketball court, a music room, auditoriums and a multi-​purpose hall.
I’m proud to be a TCSJ SAM graduate. My college times at TCSJ are one of the best memories I have by far. My lecturers were supportive of all of us and regarded us as young adults with a mind of our own, not teenagers.
The only downsides of studying at TCSJ are SS15’s notoriously limited parking spaces, dirty environment, noise pollution and air pollution. Other that, there are a lot of rooms for rent if you’re looking forward driving at 6am every morning to secure a good parking lot. Also, plenty of good food around– mamak stalls, Chinese hawker food, economy rice, cafes– heck just Unilocal them food places to discover the unhidden treasures.

When people talk about private tertiary education in Malaysia, the name Taylor’s would always pop up in people’s conversations, this is probably due to the fact that they are one of the pioneers in Malaysia when when it comes to private tertiary education. That’s why I even done my South Australian Matriculation (SAM) with Taylor’s, but that was years ago. I remembered during my days studying here, it was one of the best studying periods of my life, attending classes without the need for uniforms and so on.
One of the reasons that Taylor’s College is one of the best Pre-​U education centres is that they have really good lecturers and tutors teaching in this college, given with their strict culture and high education standards really made them what they are today. Other than that, being strategically located in the heart of Subang Jaya really give their students a sense of convenience and freedom of choices in the types of food to choose from.
I would definitely recommend Taylor’s College to people that I know.

Unlike its little (big) brother, the SS15 campus of the Taylor’s branch is the oldest among the three and the smallest too. Located in an area that is full of notorious taxi drivers and the vast amount of burger joints, I can safely say that it is the least impressive too.
Not to give it a negative view to the public, of course; I did study there for a few months before migrating to the Lakeside campus. The stark contrast between the Lakeside campus and the SS15 campus is large; one is consumed by the idealistic owner, and the other the neglected void that everyone will still go to because it carries the Taylor’s name.
Facilities are aplenty in this campus though, from the ever expanding library to the few computer labs that the students can use to print out their never ending notes. What interests me will be the strictness of the security guards; whereas Lakeside is a bigger campus and cannot be guarded wholly, the SS15 campus is akin to the jail in Shawshank Redemption, where the students have to wear their name tags like an inmate number, a tell-​tale sign to labelling the students to enter their respective classes in an orderly manner, and oh, don’t forget about the occasional alarm that rings from here and there too!
If you are really eager to experience college life as you should, you may perhaps consider its little brother that is the Lakeside campus, as prices are nearly the same, but the joy of seeing trees and an artificial lake is possibly better than being stuck in a jail.
Or an institution, for that matter.