Admissions

Image by zinkevych on Freepik As a student, you might think that your academic performance is the only criterion for seeking admission into the university  of your choice. However, it is only half true as, along with your grades, your extracurricular activities also play a

Photo by Visual Tag Mx Graduate Management Education (GME) as an industry has evolved significantly in the past few years. Beyond the traditional offerings of full-time and part-time MBA programs, candidates can choose from specialised programmes such as EMBAs, opt for certification courses or business-related

If you have just finished your post-secondary education, you may be looking beyond Singapore to pursue your tertiary studies.  The United Kingdom (UK) is one of the most popular destinations for students in Singapore pursuing higher education, namely for its world-class educational institutions such as

No matter if  your child is 8 or 18, as parents, you will always want what’s best for them. For Singaporean parents in particular, that usually extends to the quality of education your child receives – particularly at the university or tertiary level. After all,

Upon completing undergraduate studies, many people traditionally feel like they are faced with two opposing choices: to continue with postgraduate education; or enter the workforce and put academics behind them.  Today however, attitudes towards pursuing postgraduate studies after taking a break from academics are changing.

If you’re a student planning to pursue undergraduate studies in the United States of America (USA), then you’ll need to sit for the SAT as part of the admissions process. The SAT is a standardised test run by the College Board, which is used to

The International Students Admissions Test (ISAT) is an important exam that many international students – including students in Singapore – must take to gain admission to specific universities in Australia and Ireland. If you plan to enrol in medicine, dentistry, or selected healthcare-related courses in