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Nope, it doesn't even cover 100% tuition 😅

@nadventures so it's meaningless

Hi, I don't think I'll be able to churn out a video before the deadline 😅 But...just apply online through the NUS portal/website. When writing your essays, remember to keep highlighting your interest towards accounting. Also, ensure that you have really good grades :))

@@nadventures thanks 😊😊

Thank you for your music too!

Hi, I used to allow this, but I don't have the capacity to do so anymore now :(

Hey there, I only have one suggestion: just do it! The more conferences you attend and the more prep work you do, the better you will be at it naturally. Just make sure to speak up and actually participate in conferences :))

Hi, yes they would work. Actuarial science is very math heavy, so generally any math-related experiences are worth mentioning.

Hmm...that is hard, but you could create something to show that love. Maybe a blog sharing your knowledge, math youtube channel, or free math classes for others. Just anything to show you're really passionate and knowledgeable should do!

Feel free to ask your questions here! It'll help other viewers with similar questions :)

​@@nadventures Oh well... now I am studying a specialty that I can say is 'almost rare'. It is the specialty of 'nano and nanotechnology'. What I plan to do is move to study abroad after approximately two years. What I currently want is to collect information about the value of this specialty in foreign universities." ". So as a person studying at NUS, have you ever heard of this major at the university? Is it well-known there and has excellent programs, or is it “marginalized” as is the case in other universities, and is it one of the specializations that require high baccalaureate grades for admission? (I think that asking someone who studies at that university and has an insight into the specializations therein is much better, as it is like getting a real and realistic impression.) Thanks in advance❤

​@@نعناعه-م6خ For undergraduate, I think NUS only has a minor in nanoscience, which suggests either a lack of interest amongst Singaporeans towards that field or a lack of expertise within the university. Not sure about masters and Phd though. Personally, none of my friends in Faculty of Science are minoring or thinking of minoring in nanoscience.

Thank you, I'm really am enjoying it haha

Taking AP courses shows academic excellence, so it should help!

@@nadventures alright thank you so much

Hii, I think you are applying for the Atradius office outside of Singapore, so I can't really say much about how the process will be for you. And yes, I loved my internship with Atradius singapore! The people were really nice and I got to learn a lot of things :)

Nooo, don't say that plsss

Thank you and all the best to you!

@@nadventures Thanks💟

Hi, I don't think Canadian universities gave early decision (at least during my time 😅). Early decisions are usually just for US unis. I don't have any info to be really honest, but I think early decisions only affect admissions, and don't affect scholarships much.

Hi, I don't think Canadian universities have early decision (at least during my time 😅). Early decisions are usually just for US unis. I don't have any info to be really honest, but I think early decisions only affect admissions, and don't affect scholarships much.

@@nadventuresThank you a lot

Thank you, I'll keep that in mind!

Thank you, I'll try to improve!

JC di sekolahku itu sma 2 (jc1) dan sma 3 (jc2)

Hi, there is no early decision for singapore (I think it's just a US thing)

@@nadventures oh sorry I think you apply for canada thank you for answer

I did apply to Canada :) There was no such thing as early decision, but I did get my offer from University of Toronto before I graduated high school.

Hi, nope, it does not cover accommodation and living fees

Thank you!

Hi, sorry, this is not something I can help with. I think you might need to email them.

Hi, I received it a few hours earlier than the day it was supposed to be announced. Seems like a few people are facing the same issue as you, maybe you can email them?

I'm about to ask same question ❓.

Not yet

Hi, I don't really understand your question, so please let me know if my answer makes no sense to you haha I think it depends on what you're using those infos for. If as explanations to support your points, then some kind of detail is needed. If as examples, the can be less detailed as long as your point is conveyed clearly.

@@nadventures answer it. It was badly formulated so thanks for the effort ;) The doubt comes from me having trouble to distinguish between my Philosophy class and ToK. Not because the clases are similar but because of my own personal thoughts on both subjects. So I kind of wondered if I had to work with the same amount of theories as I do in philosophy. For example working with different specific author and such things. Maybe, the question would be, how much of those type of things are needed, if at all? Also, sorry for the intensity 🙇‍♀️

@@veronicarodriguezg3613 Nope, you don't need to have so many theories. From how I'm seeing it, TOK is about showing how you think, and it does not necessarily involve a lot of theories.

Thank you!

Hi, it does not have to be an essay answer. Your answer is completely okay. I think the university just want students to consider how they will fund their studies since the scholarship does not cover 100% tuition fee.

Thank you!

Hi, can't remember very well, but I think around 2-3 months

Oh, they actually tell you when the results will be released, and I got it like 1 days earlier than planned

Thank you 😊

Hii, honestly can't remember exactly what I was thinking while writing that anymore, buttttt... 1) There isn't any special context/meaning for those two words (i.e. connotation is the literal connotation, it's saying that there's an implied meaning) 2) TOK exhibitions (and essays actually) are not meant to give definite answers. It's the arguments, analysis, and explanations you make that matters, not the conclusion.

@@nadventures Got it.

Hi, if I remember correctly, spaces don't count

Spaces count now!

Thank you!

Congratulations! That's great to hear and thank you for letting me know!

Hii, I would prefer continuing the conversation here, but if you really want, feel free to send me an email with your questions :)

Hi! I chose to not get a tuition grant due to the 3-year bond that comes with it, but I know I would be able to get it if I choose to. Honestly though, now that I'm in Singapore, I don't think the bond is that bad, because I'm okay with working in Singapore now (it was scary thing for me back then). As for NUS scoring system, the website provides a very good explanation (www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/academic-information-policies/modular-system). I exercised the S/U option for that math module (www.usp.nus.edu.sg/curriculum/academic-structure/satisfactory-unsatisfactory-s-u-options/).

@@nadventures TYSM. Just curious if NUS workload is significantly higher than IB workload, and if so, what is the safe actual IB grade required to guarantee a place into NUS or NTU for engineering-related majors? I've heard that NUS doesn't care about predicted grades.

​@@minhanhle2863 Significantly higher workload, I don't think so. However, it depends on how hard you studied during IB and whether you choose to overload in NUS (I've been overloading for all semesters except y2s1, so I'm constantly busy). As for IB grade, the international students I know are all in the 43-45 range. The range is way lower for Singaporeans (less than 40 may still be acceptable for them but not for international). And yes, they don't care about predicted grades.

​@@nadventures This comment section surprised me because, except from extremely difficult courses like Med and CS, I assumed that a 41+ would be rather safe for almost all majors. I was wondering if you manage to be a top student (GPA>4.5) at NUS if everyone in your network scored 43+ on the IB?

@@Nori-tx4px Yea, my GPA is on the higher end. I think 41+ could be a possible range too honestly, but all the data I have is based on my friends so I'm not very sure.

Can you clarify your question please? Are you applying or got offered two scholarships? I didn't have a full scholarship option when I applied

@@nadventuresI have the same question as him. What he’s asking is on the schorlaship option it says to pick either to be considered for all awards (£6500,13000 and 26000 awards) or just the £ 26000 award. So which one would you advise us to choose.

@@mwakamweezymwansa500 Oh I see, I think the admissions officer wanted to gauge whether you are willing to accept lower offers. My guess is that some students cannot afford the tuition fee if they do not get a certain amount, or they already have another scholarship offer, so they plan to reject the offer if they get a low amount. The university might have realised this and decided to add that question so that if your qualifications grant you a lower amount, but you do not want a lower amount, they will not give you an offer. Choose based on your own situation :)

Thanks so much love ❤️❤️❤️❤️this answer actually gave me a better perspective on which option to pick.

@@mwakamweezymwansa500 hie did you apply for the PG one and successfully submit ,I have a few questions do you mind if l contact you and also im looking for people that will share when offers are being sent out lol

Hi! To be really honest, I don't think NUS cares about extracurriculars that much unless you have very cool one (e.g. national athlete, international math olympiad IMO)

Hi, you can always apply through the NUS website!

@@nadventures Hi Nadaya...i'm so happy for your answer...i want to enter in NUS Business School this year. So how can i do?? Please what is the NUS website?

@@HillaryBlamy-jm8ds nus.edu.sg/admissions

@@nadventures Thanks you so much...do you want to be my correspondant in Singapore please??

@@HillaryBlamy-jm8ds What does that mean/entail? I don't remember such requirements when I applied to NUS

Feel free to send it to me through email!

I think I also didn't submit my think big essay through UCAS so I hope your application wont be negatively impacted

Hey Raphael did they get back to you?

Hi, sorry, I'm not sure of the other options. Perhaps, you can try find some financial aid or apply to other universities instead? (Considering you got the 100k, you probably have good enough achievements to get full scholarship in other less competitive unis) Just to share my experience, I also realised that it was cheaper for me to go to Singapore compared to Canada, and it was one of the supporting factors that made me decide to go for NUS.

Total cost about what? Masters or Undergraduate?

@@Sadia_Hamdan For international students, Toronto costs 60k+ a year, while NUS is 32k+. Undergraduate.

Of course, feel free to send me an email! On a side note, I was told by a few other people that the deadline in 26 Feb, so it'll be a good idea for you to check again.

Hi! I'm not very sure of how exactly they choose candidates, but I'm sure everything is considered holistically.

I'm from Indonesia!

@@nadventures oh great nice to meet you.