DSA 2012
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jtoh:
[/quote]No, you're wrong.
There is IP in ACS Independent. MGS' starts its IP track next year which leads to an IB Diploma in ACS Independent.
Anyone can join any IP school in Year 5 - RI, HCI, ACSI etc.
We're talking about IP as in a 6 year thru train programme. That's why we're talking about the SCGS IP leading to a new JC, MGS IP leading to ACS Independent etc.Melodies:
Err..
Methodist vs SCGS
IP in ACS international (NOT ACSI) vs IP in New JC
As for the joining established IB Programme at ACSI, everyone from all schools can join la in year 5 if good and accepted...not just limited to MGS.. SCGS also can join in yr 5. No?
Other considerations:
Methodist vs Secular school
Established IB Programme at ACSI vs New JC
Hi jtoh, with regards to the 6 year through train concept, do you know if it also means absolutely no change after 4 years, eg. To \"upgrade\" to a better JC or if the student turns out to be more suitable for IB vs A level? -
Thanks for clarification!
In other word, the current sec 1 student can join IP when Sec3 in 2014.
Beginning next year, all MGS students who scored > 250 will be joining Sec 1 IP.
MGS has not established IP yet and will be starting IP next year. Their sec 3 students who will join IP in 2014 will be the first batch to complete the IP program in 2017 while SCGS/SNG/CHS will be starting IP next year in their own school too and will be consolidated in the new holding school in Bishan in 2017 in year 5.MandyMummy:
MGS takes in first batch of Sec 1 IP in 2013; sec 3 in 2014.
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jtoh:
No, you're wrong.
There is IP in ACS Independent. MGS' starts its IP track next year which leads to an IB Diploma in ACS Independent.
Anyone can join any IP school in Year 5 - RI, HCI, ACSI etc.
We're talking about IP as in a 6 year thru train programme. That's why we're talking about the SCGS IP leading to a new JC, MGS IP leading to ACS Independent etc.Melodies:
Err..
Methodist vs SCGS
IP in ACS international (NOT ACSI) vs IP in New JC
As for the joining established IB Programme at ACSI, everyone from all schools can join la in year 5 if good and accepted...not just limited to MGS.. SCGS also can join in yr 5. No?mamakata:
You can always apply to go to another school in Year 5, even if you're already in an IP programme.Hi jtoh, with regards to the 6 year through train concept, do you know if it also means absolutely no change after 4 years, eg. To \"upgrade\" to a better JC or if the student turns out to be more suitable for IB vs A level?
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Err we are saying same thing!
I meant ACS independent (NOT ACSI).jtoh:
[/quote]No, you're wrong.
There is IP in ACS Independent. MGS' starts its IP track next year which leads to an IB Diploma in ACS Independent.
Anyone can join any IP school in Year 5 - RI, HCI, ACSI etc.
We're talking about IP as in a 6 year thru train programme. That's why we're talking about the SCGS IP leading to a new JC, MGS IP leading to ACS Independent etc.Melodies:
Err..
Methodist vs SCGS
IP in ACS international (NOT ACSI) vs IP in New JC
As for the joining established IB Programme at ACSI, everyone from all schools can join la in year 5 if good and accepted...not just limited to MGS.. SCGS also can join in yr 5. No?
[quote=\"jtoh\"]Other considerations:
Methodist vs Secular school
Established IB Programme at ACSI vs New JC -
But you wrote :
\"IP in ACS international (NOT ACSI)\" :?Melodies:
[/quote]Err we are saying same thing!
I meant ACS independent (NOT ACSI).jtoh:
No, you're wrong.
There is IP in ACS Independent. MGS' starts its IP track next year which leads to an IB Diploma in ACS Independent.
Anyone can join any IP school in Year 5 - RI, HCI, ACSI etc.
We're talking about IP as in a 6 year thru train programme. That's why we're talking about the SCGS IP leading to a new JC, MGS IP leading to ACS Independent etc.
[quote=\"Melodies\"]Err..
Methodist vs SCGS
IP in ACS international (NOT ACSI) vs IP in New JC
As for the joining established IB Programme at ACSI, everyone from all schools can join la in year 5 if good and accepted...not just limited to MGS.. SCGS also can join in yr 5. No? -
:imsorry: typed wrongly. Thought I put (NOT ACSI)
jtoh:
[/quote]But you wrote :
\"IP in ACS international (NOT ACSI)\" :?Melodies:
Err we are saying same thing!
I meant ACS independent (NOT ACSI).
[quote=\"jtoh\"]No, you're wrong.
There is IP in ACS Independent. MGS' starts its IP track next year which leads to an IB Diploma in ACS Independent.
Anyone can join any IP school in Year 5 - RI, HCI, ACSI etc.
We're talking about IP as in a 6 year thru train programme. That's why we're talking about the SCGS IP leading to a new JC, MGS IP leading to ACS Independent etc. -
ACSI generally stands for ACS Independent. Think you not only typed wrongly, you also get the acronym wrongly which resulted in confusion.

Melodies:
[/quote]:imsorry: typed wrongly. Thought I put (NOT ACSI)
jtoh:
But you wrote :
\"IP in ACS international (NOT ACSI)\" :?
[quote=\"Melodies\"]Err we are saying same thing!
I meant ACS independent (NOT ACSI). -
Yes usually when people mention ACSI it's referring to ACS Independent, the one with dual track IP/IB and Express courses located at Dover area

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Snow Crystal:
Yes usually when people mention ACSI it's referring to ACS Independent, the one with dual track IP/IB and Express courses located at Dover area

May I know how to refer to acs international?
Where is acs intl located? IB course offered at ACS intl?
How to qualify for admission to acs intl? -
GLORYmum:
May I know how to refer to acs international?
Not sure. I will just address it as it is. Maybe those in ACS International can better advise us.
GLORYmum:
I think it is located around Holland area.Where is acs intl located? IB course offered at ACS intl?
How to qualify for admission to acs intl?
Sorry not very familiar with this school. Perhaps can get more infor on its website
Its Sch fees are $21K+ per year for Year1-4 and $24K+ per year for Year5-6 excluding Misc and registration Fees :yikes: :moneyflies: so definitely not under my radar
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