Study planner and score

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Kindergarten Primary Secondary Pre-university Undergraduate Master’s PhD

Highest degree status

Bachelor’s (considering direct PhD) Master’s in progress Master’s completed

Research experience

No project or paper Project, not yet published Conference or journal publication

How to choose

“None” is fine and not penalised.

Actual English ability

Beginner Knows very few English words. Basic speaking and listening Speaks simple sentences; reading and writing are hard. Can read and write in English Reads short texts, writes short paragraphs; an English classroom takes getting used to. Can cope in an all-English classroom Follows lessons, does homework and asks questions in English.

How to choose

Everyday use, not an exam score. An IELTS or TOEFL score takes priority.

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English test

Not taken IELTS TOEFL Other

How to choose

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Academic referees

Confirmed A teacher or supervisor has agreed to write a reference. Contacting them Contacting referees; nothing settled yet. Not yet Have not started.

Is funding required

Full funding required Cannot study without a full scholarship or funding. Partial funding acceptable Partial funding with the rest self-paid is fine. Can self-fund Can pay everything myself.

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Intended field

Business / finance STEM / computing Humanities / social science Arts / design Life science / medicine Undecided

Intended entry year

2026 2027 2028 2029 2030

How to choose

The closer it is, the tighter the timeline.

Intended intake

January August Other time

Budget currency

SGD CNY

Annual budget (tuition plus living)

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How to choose

Tuition plus living costs for one year; a rough figure is fine.

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