Questions about SJI IB programme
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octopusmum:
https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=8100HI all
am thinking of whether to choose SJI as the first choice for its IB programme...here are some questions i have:
1) is it true that IB is more suitable for those who are strong in language and there are actually a lot of writing involved? my son is strong in maths and science but quite weak in both languages so this is a big concern..
2) how many percent of the students in SJI IB goes to Local universities? what is the trend like?
3) what is the average IB score of the students and how many got full scores?
Thanks.
https://www.sji.edu.sg/qql/slot/u560/News%20and%20Events/SJI%20in%20the%20news/2017/20170122-CN-SJI%20excels%20in%20IB%20exams.pdf -
thanks emoh…yes, i have gone thru the posts in the attached link re the comparison between IB and A levels. am still fuzzy about whether the IB is suited for my kid…
actually, what is the entry requirement to our local universities for IB students? what score must they attain before they can be admitted to NUS/NTU? depends on the course? or is there a minimum score? -
octopusmum:
https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=6254&start=1730thanks emoh..yes, i have gone thru the posts in the attached link re the comparison between IB and A levels. am still fuzzy about whether the IB is suited for my kid...
actually, what is the entry requirement to our local universities for IB students? what score must they attain before they can be admitted to NUS/NTU? depends on the course? or is there a minimum score? -
thanks much! this has certainly helped to give me some sense…
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octopusmum:
thanks much! this has certainly helped to give me some sense...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Fnr8q-GTcI5ew4E-C1nh6MPcLu5hMZBO/view
slide 18:
Entry to University
• UK Universities (35 to 44 points) Cambridge University (Law)
• Universities in Australia (35 to 44 points)
• US Universities (37 to 44 points)
• NUS (35 to 45 points)
• Yale NUS ( 42 to 43 points)
• NTU (35 to 44 points)
• SMU (39 to 43 points)
• SUTD (40 to 41 points) -
If go NUS Law school, need how many IB points to enter ?
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MJ2009\" post_id=\"1992171\" time=\"1597987724\" user_id=\"15264:
Hi emoh, wonder if 2020's entry still remains as above? Wld you also have the current percentage of SJI IB students entry to local universities? Saw your post on one article dated 3 yrs ago :)[/quote]I cannot find any updates on the website, maybe u can email them to ask and let us know when u have the answer too
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Fnr8q-GTcI5ew4E-C1nh6MPcLu5hMZBO/viewemoh\" post_id=\"1844121\" time=\"1524389588\" user_id=\"10618:
[quote=\"octopusmum\"]thanks much! this has certainly helped to give me some sense...
slide 18:
Entry to University
• UK Universities (35 to 44 points) Cambridge University (Law)
• Universities in Australia (35 to 44 points)
• US Universities (37 to 44 points)
• NUS (35 to 45 points)
• Yale NUS ( 42 to 43 points)
• NTU (35 to 44 points)
• SMU (39 to 43 points)
• SUTD (40 to 41 points)
https://www.sji.edu.sg/programmes/academic-programmes/ib-diploma-programme/frequently-asked-questions -
MJ2009\" post_id=\"1992261\" time=\"1598069762\" user_id=\"15264:
Thanks Emoh, if possible to wait, I can ask during parents info day which will be held on 9 Nov (for Y4). Or if anyone here has the info before that, can share? TIA :)[/quote]maybe can also try asking at the SJI and ACS(I) thread
I cannot find any updates on the website, maybe u can email them to ask and let us know when u have the answer tooemoh\" post_id=\"1992240\" time=\"1598053768\" user_id=\"10618:
[quote=MJ2009 post_id=1992171 time=1597987724 user_id=15264]
Hi emoh, wonder if 2020's entry still remains as above? Wld you also have the current percentage of SJI IB students entry to local universities? Saw your post on one article dated 3 yrs ago
https://www.sji.edu.sg/programmes/academic-programmes/ib-diploma-programme/frequently-asked-questions
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