Squats\" post_id=\"2049081\" time=\"1638016359\" user_id=\"151731:

Hi, I hv one urgent query pls. My child scored AL4 in psle and also got confirmed offer from NUSH today through SIE. We are at foreigner status, shall we wait for the S1 posting outcome( RGS is option 1 in S1 posting) or shall go with NUSH. Which should be the better choice. Thank you🙏

One more important factor to consider:
after 6 yrs of IP program, there is no A level exam in NUSH, as they will be awarded Diploma straight away for application for university( both overseas and locally). While for other IP schools like RGS, A level result will be used for university application

Steve75\" post_id=\"2040996\" time=\"1633480277\" user_id=\"194944:

True. Esp this year nus high dsa. Good luck to those lucky ones who are plain average with no passion in maths/sci who get in.

This year, I know Some students got NUSH CO are all TOP students from their school. But true, not every TOP students will receive offer, including GEP students.

If the child is applying for NUSH, I am sure he should be interested in math or science, otherwise why should he bother to try the complicated selection and interview process? There may be some students not belongs to our category of “correct match”, but majority are very good students from both GEP and Main stream.

Every year there are students gave up offers from Rs and Hs, and choose to take up NUSH offer, because they feel it’s the best school can develop their talent.

So don’t be misunderstood that NUSH “dare not “ to take “TOP students “ because those students will reject the offer at the end. No, it’s not true, I believe no school will do this, just based on this “false assumption “ and let go their first picks .

There are more TOP students aiming for NUSH now because of the very good reputation, well recognised by Ivy League Universities, and peace of mind without A level stress.

No one can doubt luck plays a part in DSA Selection, but no choice, luck is essential in many aspects of life.

Best of luck for our kids in PSLE !