Space Faculty is partnering with Crimson Education, a global university admissions support company specialising in helping students gain admission to the world’s most competitive US/UK undergraduate programmes, to host an in-person seminar for students considering STEM majors at top US/UK universities.
Seminar Details
Topic: Science Competitions & Olympiads — How They Can Boost Top US/UK Admissions
Date: Saturday, 29 August
Time: 10:30 AM SGT
Venue: White Room, Level 3, The URA Centre, Podium Block
Open to: Parents and students, Sec 2 to JC2 / Grades 8 to 11
What You’ll Gain
- Why top students pursue science competitions and Olympiads
- An overview of key competitions to boost your child’s STEM profile
- Strategies to leverage competition experience in university applications
- Real success stories from Singapore students
- Live Q&A
Registration is mandatory and will close on Tuesday, 25 August.
About the Speaker
Anderson is Head of Competitions and Honors at Crimson Education and brings extensive experience supporting Singapore students in international science and mathematics competitions. An LSE graduate with five years of admissions consulting experience, Anderson has helped students gain admission to all eight Ivy League universities and Stanford. As an international applicant himself, he received offers from multiple Ivy League and top UK institutions, and now specialises in guiding students from leading Southeast Asian schools through strategic, personalised admissions support.
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