Hi! I'm Cheryl Ng, a Year 4 Computer Science + USP major, and I'll try and answer this for future reference. First, I'll refer similar questions to a more objective answer on the process of support NUS provides for internships here . However, the question to be asking about internship experiences that are available with NUS, and I hope my subjective experience can be helpful regarding this. I'm in my last semester of a 4-year programme now, whereby the basic programme requires us to do either 2 summer-long internships or 1 extended (> 6 months) internship. This can be replaced by the NUS Overseas College special programme, which aids you in seeking, attaining and completing a 6-month to 1 year-long start-up-related internship experience abroad, in a few established countries abroad. From experience, they also aid you in the interview-practising and resume-creation process. You can find out more here. Having used TalentConnect rather frequently in my internship-hunting process, I've noted that it often contains offers for positions which are not necessarily visible in other job-hunting platforms. This may serve useful for you, provided that the employers you contact on TalentConnect are considering further hires, and have not already closed the hiring process with the number of students they are seeking. The status of these jobs will be updated on the platform as well, so you should have transparent access to such information to help in your application process. All internships recognised by the university (at least for the Computing faculty) must also be posted and accepted through the TalentConnect platform, to facilitate the reflection process that allows you to complete the internship requirement through the particular internship experience. NUS also has career counsellors for each faculty, who are dedicated to holding job fairs on a regular basis, for employers and potential interns to interact and find a fit, as well as being able to give recommendations to students regarding potential fitting internship companies for their interests and requirements. I've had sessions with the counsellors at my faculty, and found this to personally be rather helpful. NUSC will likely provide a similar resource in the upcoming years. What I am saying, though, is that I think there's little lack of support in NUS' various systems regarding attaining an internship, especially if this is integral to your programme of interest. I hope this is helpful, and feel free to shoot another question if anyone like to hear more about any particular experiences. Thanks!

Hi I'm Cheryl, a Year 4 Computer Science + USP major, and I'll try my best to answer this question for future reference, particular to the A-Level system I am familiar with. More information on other academic systems' Rank Point system i.e. Polytechnic GPAs can be found here. Firstly, the rank points system is unique to Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Level applicants, as different school systems may have different forms of measurement. Hence, the IGP produced is also only applicable within the same A-Level system, and makes the following assumptions: 1. 3 H2 and 1 H1 subjects are taken during the A-Levels 2. Grade C is assumed for both the General Paper (GP) and Project Work (PW) subjects The table merely shows the grade profiles of those at the 10th and 90th percentiles of A-Level applicants applying in AY 2021/2022, assuming only those subjects are taken into consideration, with the allocated grades assumed of PW and GP. This varies on a year-to-year basis, and from my own experience, the Computing faculty's IGP profile has changed rather radically in the past 6-7 years. While the IGP serves as a reference point for your understanding during the admissions process, it does not necessarily capture an exact cut-off point for any particular field of study, for the year of your admissions (AY2022/2023). Additionally, applying to NUS College honours programme, should this be your choice of programme, will be a holistic process, so we don't only look at your RP results. You can find out more about the process here . You will then not need to submit any extra applications to the college, faculty, or school that hosts their selected major, with noted exceptions. Hope this helps!

Hi! Thanks for asking your question, and sorry we couldn't get back earlier. Regarding the bonus points system for NUS Admissions, this will be applied only specific to your First Choice of study. This option can be any course of study, including that of double degree and double major programmes, not just single degree programmes. You can read more about the bonus points system established in AY2021/2022 here , and I hope this is helpful. All the best for your applications!

Hi! Cheryl, Y4 Computer Science + USP student here! All NUSC students must graduate at least with Honours(Merit), which is a 3.50 CAP minimum (here we call it CAP, but it's on a 5-point total scale. You can see more from NUS about this here). We currently do not have sufficient information regarding the consequences if the CAP requirement is not upkept, as NUS College is tied closely with your major experience as well. From the experience of my peers at USP, many have previously received at least 2 warnings beforehand regarding the grade requirement, and each case will be taken on a case-by-case basis, considered by the Academic Team, and any choices are made with you remaining in the loop. I hope that helps sufficiently. All the best!