(TOK)
Through an exhibition and 1,600-word essay, IB learners are tested on their critical thinking and are called upon to support, analyse and critique a theory, discussing how it translates to the real world.
(EE)
(CAS)
The IBDP extends much beyond the six academic subjects, focusing greatly on developing the whole individual through its mandatory core components. At Nexus, the IB is embedded in all that we do. Learners will also find that there are many opportunities to work with peers in their academic pursuits, as well as sports, arts, music and service. Cumulatively, these experiences support learners to be successful and graduate to the university of their choice.
SUCCESS IN YOUR IB DIPLOMA
There are six optional subjects groups in the IBDP, including:
*Environmental Systems and Societies is a cross disciplinary subject which means if you choose this subject it meets the requirements of both a Group three and a Group four subject in one choice.
There are IB World Schools in nearly 150 countries throughout the world, and IB graduates enter universities in nearly 90 countries annually. Many graduates from Nexus have successfully apply to universities in Australia, UK, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Denmark, USA and Canada.
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There are IB World Schools in nearly 150 countries throughout the world, and IB graduates enter universities in nearly 90 countries annually. Many graduates from Nexus have successfully apply to universities in Australia, UK, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Denmark, USA and Canada.
Every university has different requirements for IB scores for admission. For several universities such as UC Berkeley and SUNY, learners may receive university credit hours for IP Diploma scores above 30 upon admission.
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CPE Registration No. 201009668C, 21 March 2023 to 20 March 2027
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Nexus International School (Singapore) © All rights reserved.
CPE Registration No. 201009668C, 21 March 2023 to 20 March 2027
All information is correct at time of upload and is subject to change.