Is university in Singapore stressful?

90\% of undergraduate students studying in universities in Singapore reported to feeling stressed out regularly. Some of the common reasons constituting to high stress levels include future uncertainties, monetary concerns and unemployment.

Is National University of Singapore Ivy League?

NUS & NTU Rank Among Ivy League Universities Like Cambridge And Oxford. According to the prestigious Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Ranking this year, NUS and NTU Engineering courses actually rank among Ivy League universities like Cambridge and Oxford courses.

How hard is it to get into the National University of Singapore?

Courses at the National University of Singapore are quite innovative and challenging and offered through 17 faculties and schools across three campuses. Candidates aspiring for undergraduate programs at NUS need to have impressive grades in Class 12 th along with standarised test scores (SAT score of 600 or ACT composite score of 29).

Where is the NUS campus in Singapore?

NUS Campus is spread across 3 locations in Singapore and 11 colleges at various international locations. The main campus of the university is located in Kent Ridge, spanning across an area of 150 hectares and includes the majority of the University’s academic, research, and administrative facilities.

How can NUS alumnae be empowered and successful?

Being agile in a digital economy, writing your own chapters, and future-proofing your career: distinguished NUS alumnae provided nuggets of wisdom on being empowered and successful, at a recent webinar organised by the NUS Office of Alumni Relations in support of the Year of Celebrating SG Women. We are Singapore’s flagship university.

How to get admission in Singapore as an international student?

To secure a place in a local school, international students must take the Ministry of Education mandated Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS). This exam is conducted in English and taken in September or October of each year. Fees for the test are around 670 SGD (485  USD)  and are non-refundable.