Scholars' Experiences
Soaring high
In the SAF, COL Lau Boon Ping established a varied career with opportunities for personal...
Touching lives one at a time
Healthcare Merit Award scholar Joanne Lim wants to make a difference in others’ lives
Defending the seas
LTC Siswi Herlini leads teams in guarding Singapore’s waters
Taking on the world
Igloohome chief executive officer Anthony Chow shares how his start-up has established a...
The economics of police work
Studying in Chicago broadened operations officer assistant superintendent of police (ASP)...
A crime-busting career
Assistant superintendent of police (ASP) S Aiswarya puts up a tough fight against crime.
Tips & Resources
SINGAPORE - Eighty-six students were awarded Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*Star) scholarships at a ceremony at Biopolis on Monday (July 10).
If you land a scholarship, lucky you. But even if you do, it makes sense to mind your money during your student years. How? Learn from DORA CHEOK's first hand experience.
For three years now, students have been able to apply to all three local universities, and choose where to go once the acceptances come in. So, the universities are striving to be different - in their programmes, admission criteria and fees.
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