Raffles Institution (Year 1-4)
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donβt worry, more homework in year 2 waiting
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verykiasu2010:
don't worry, more homework in year 2 waiting
:rant: ...........
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Hi! Need to clarify something. I heard that the maximum number of RA subjects that a pupil can take is now 3, no longer 2. Is this true? Thanks!

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red rose:
Hi! Need to clarify something. I heard that the maximum number of RA subjects that a pupil can take is now 3, no longer 2. Is this true? Thanks!

At the recent year 2 level briefing on wed, we were told that the max RA subjects a pupil can take is 2. However, pupil may apply for 3 RAs. -
naggo-nitemare:
It should be very hectic to take up so many RAs right ....red rose:
Hi! Need to clarify something. I heard that the maximum number of RA subjects that a pupil can take is now 3, no longer 2. Is this true? Thanks!

At the recent year 2 level briefing on wed, we were told that the max RA subjects a pupil can take is 2. However, pupil may apply for 3 RAs.
Any idea.. How many of yr1/2 boys enter both Euler and Galileo programme?..,,
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naggo-nitemare:
I think 2 RAs is already a lot to manage, in addition to 3rd lang for some students, plus CCA, leadership commitments etc.red rose:
Hi! Need to clarify something. I heard that the maximum number of RA subjects that a pupil can take is now 3, no longer 2. Is this true? Thanks!

At the recent year 2 level briefing on wed, we were told that the max RA subjects a pupil can take is 2. However, pupil may apply for 3 RAs.
What is the criteria for applying for 3 RAs? -
jtoh:
I think 2 RAs is already a lot to manage, in addition to 3rd lang for some students, plus CCA, leadership commitments etc.naggo-nitemare:
[quote=\"red rose\"]Hi! Need to clarify something. I heard that the maximum number of RA subjects that a pupil can take is now 3, no longer 2. Is this true? Thanks!

At the recent year 2 level briefing on wed, we were told that the max RA subjects a pupil can take is 2. However, pupil may apply for 3 RAs.
What is the criteria for applying for 3 RAs?[/quote]At tt briefing, i learnt tt to apply for an RA subject, the pupil needs to meet 2 conditions- GPA of at least 3.6 and top 15% of cohort for the subject pupil is applying for. So I guess, to apply for 3, simply be top 15% of these 3 subjects. If pupil is eventually offered all 3 after all the interviews, he can choose only 2. -
vlim:
It should be very hectic to take up so many RAs right ....naggo-nitemare:
[quote=\"red rose\"]Hi! Need to clarify something. I heard that the maximum number of RA subjects that a pupil can take is now 3, no longer 2. Is this true? Thanks!

At the recent year 2 level briefing on wed, we were told that the max RA subjects a pupil can take is 2. However, pupil may apply for 3 RAs.
Any idea.. How many of yr1/2 boys enter both Euler and Galileo programme?..,,
[/quote]My DS has the precise figure for yr 2s who are in both. Ballpark figure, including himself, should be around 10. Will keep u posted once he confirms this.
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naggo-nitemare:
A student can apply to take the tests for as many RAs as he qualifies for. What I meant was, if after the tests he was offered more than 2 RAs and wishes to study 3 RAs (rather than the recommended limit of 2 RAs), what criteria must he satisfy? Did the school mention this?
At tt briefing, i learnt tt to apply for an RA subject, the pupil needs to meet 2 conditions- GPA of at least 3.6 and top 15% of cohort for the subject pupil is applying for. So I guess, to apply for 3, simply be top 15% of these 3 subjects. If pupil is eventually offered all 3 after all the interviews, he can choose only 2.jtoh:
I think 2 RAs is already a lot to manage, in addition to 3rd lang for some students, plus CCA, leadership commitments etc.
What is the criteria for applying for 3 RAs? -
The impression I got from the briefing was tt the max is 2. And no more than tt. We were then told tt to find out more, we should ask our RA qns at the RA briefing to be held later part of the year.
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