Hello. Today, let's look at students who went to university in Singapore.
Four students contacted me. There may be others who went there too.
Every student listed here received a 7 in final IB Chemistry.
Teacher, I’m going to Singapore!
You too? You’re going with your friend. What was your score?
Haha, mine is just…
The university in Singapore is an excellent school.
It is a little low for Singapore.
Why are all of you getting into such good schools? Haha.
A slightly weak score…
You did really well.
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I understand the student above had a predicted total of 43.
I think they also had an English test score.
Congratulations, haha. They weren't strong academically at first, but at some point they began working hard and became a strong student.
In the end, they performed well in the finals. Thank you.
[Happy sticker] I’m just having fun!
How are you? I’m checking in on students to see how things have been going.
Hello, teacher! I got into NUS.
Oh, it’s been so long!
Are you still in Vietnam?
Yes, I ended up staying here. I’m still here!
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This student had a predicted total of 44 and is going to NUS.
They were diligent and a student I was very fond of.
Congratulations. They had no other test scores.
Hello, teacher. Thanks to your good teaching, my child was admitted to the regular-admission track at Kookmin University. Thank you!
Wow! Congratulations. What a wonderful result. Congratulations again!
It is all thanks to you.
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The student's mother contacted me first.
Thank you from me too. I understand the predicted total was 44.
I heard from your child. You worked so hard. Congratulations! Please let me know when the NUS result comes out.
Thank you! You worked hard as well.
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Congratulations to you too, Mum.
The students above all qualified for the three-year overseas-study admission route. Their predicted totals were all in the 40s. None had a 45.
Congratulations to all of them.
From these cases, it seems that a score around 43 could support admission to a university in Singapore, depending on the department.
For other educational information, visit www.aplecture.com,
the website mentioned in the original post. Thank you.
