DSA 2022
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No commitment for JC only 4 yrs commitment
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@bbpinksg
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Much depends on which Secondary School your DD ends up in. Even so, if the school has an Art Program (for which your DD enters via DSA) would require a commitment in time and effort. The program would be made a compulsory CCA for her which shouldn't pose an issue if she's interested and passionate about art.
Dear parents ,
Thank you for sharing all the valuable advice and information here. really appreciate it.
My child will be P5 next year and I am thinking to apply for DSA on art. She has strong interest on Art and has been attending NAFA since young. but she does not have any award or prize etc.
IF she manages to enter Sec via Art DSA, May I ask what will be commitment in Sec school and will there be further commitment to JC ? if i think further, can she choose Engineering subject in Uni later on?
Thank you
I don't know how (or if) this ties into JC but I don't see why your DD cannot choose Engineering as a degree to pursue. The Art Program/DSA and her university degree should not be related, except to the extent that she herself is keen to pursue an art-related degree (since that's her passion). In short, I don't see how her art DSA would preclude her from an Engineering degree much later on. -
Hihi,
Asking for a friend whose daughter intends to do DSA this year.
Anyone successfully got into PLMGS via DSA sports to be exact, volleyball? Also what was her p6 mid year AL scores as well?
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Hi Chief kiasu or qms,
DSA 2022 was already over !
The students, born in 2010, are already in Secondary 1 this year (2023).
As such,
can we proceed to lock this thread so that people can ask qns in the
" DSA 2023" correct thread, instead
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