Wondering whether to go to a local Singapore university or venture to an overseas one? Take a look as the author explains why he regrets his choice to stay local.

Get a sneak peak as to what it is like in NUS Business School

If you’ve ever wanted to study in the ‘land of the free’ as Americans themselves love to proclaim, then this article is for you. I would like to point out that this article is based on the opinion of an IB student that comes from a country with a large applicant pool.

One of our tutors, Maretta, writes about why you can consider studying Liberal Arts!

A past IB Student shares her experience of applying to one of the most coveted courses in Singapore’s university. Feel free to she how she did it, with some tips and tricks shared as we invite one of our guests writers.

Now that your school has given you an excellent predicted grade, or better still you’ve managed to achieve an outstanding score for the IB itself, you’ve just realized the world of possibilities that are now open to you. Spoilt for choice, you are looking at the sheer number of courses and universities you can apply to for your next phase in life. That was me, three years back after receiving my results, asking myself: Should I go local? Should I go overseas? How does this whole process work? In particular, how does it work for the Oxbridge?

If you’re around the age of 17/18, you’re probably hearing all your friends tell you about which university they’re applying for and what course(s) they want to pursue. You’re probably thinking to yourself: “Damn, I wish I knew what I wanted to do…”