O Level Results 2013
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Lynn2010:
Past years 7A1s and more were given opportunity. Why not go RI? What about HC? If not RI, then go where o_Oforgot to add. RI has a special \"category\" for this sort of students, and they are opening more vacancies for this category this year. Only those with 8 A1s and above has the chance. A friend of hers got 7 A1s and the officer hinted that her chance is slim
No, my dd doesnt want to go RI -
hahaha..... she cant decide btn Humanities and Sci.
She wants to do IB
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Lynn2010:
Congrats Lynn2010! Glad to hear your dd1 did well.My dd L1R5 is 6. minus 2 pts = 4. MT exempted
Some pple post qtn abt how RI choose their students. My dd asked the admission officer on the open house (after the release of results). They told her to proceed with the application and she should not have a problem getting in, though she may have to appeal. She gets 9 A1s
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Lynn2010:
Ohh haha I see! I wanted to do IB too, but ACSI is 1h away from me =.=hahaha..... she cant decide btn Humanities and Sci.
She wants to do IB -
Actually can IP students sit for O Level as a private candidate ? It is mich safer that way
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Actually can IP students sit for O Level as a private candidate ? It is much safer that way
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Jonathan Lim:
Actually can IP students sit for O Level as a private candidate ? It is much safer that way
My younger son school do not encourage IP students to take o level. But if u wish to take like three subjects or less just to have a feel of it, it is fine. -
Jonathan Lim:
Actually can IP students sit for O Level as a private candidate ? It is much safer that way
You're in IP for a reason... But schools give the option to drop to O level track if you're in a dual track school I believe. -
Skyed:
Right. For instance for VS IP, out of 80 students, 2 drop to O level last year.Jonathan Lim:
Actually can IP students sit for O Level as a private candidate ? It is much safer that way
You're in IP for a reason... But schools give the option to drop to O level track if you're in a dual track school I believe. -
Ok i see
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