Table of Contents Initially, the International Baccalaureate (IB) grading system might seem rather complex, but it follows a structured and logical approach. In order to give an understanding of where someone stands, the system uses a numerical scale that ranges from 1 to 7, where 7 represents the highest and
Table of Contents Crafting an Internal Assessment (IA) for IB Psychology plays a key role in your academic path. This guide breaks down each criterion offering helpful tips to boost your IA performance. By sticking to this plan, you’ll have the tools to create a top-notch assessment that shows off
Table of Contents Brown University has released its Early Decision acceptance rate for the class of 2029. This time, Brown’s ED acceptance rate stands at 18%. In total, 5048 students applied to Brown, and 906 were accepted. According to the Brown Daily Herald, a student-run organization, this was the highest
Table of Contents Are you applying for a transfer from one school to another and worried about your SAT score? Do college transfers check SAT scores? Do you actually need an SAT Score to transfer to college? In this blog, let’s uncover whether you should submit SAT scores as a
Dreaming of holding a law degree abroad? To succeed in the field of law, you need to graduate from a top university. We are here for you; in this blog, let’s dive into the seven best countries for law study in 2025. This is a basic guideline for students aspiring
Table of Contents The saga of deadlines is never-ending in a student’s life. If you are planning to apply abroad for your studies and want to know the college application deadlines? We are here for you! Do you know there are various college application deadlines, like early action and decision
The week before Christmas is an anxious time for students who applied for early decisions and Early Action. In mid-December, the top schools will admit the first members of the 2029 class. Harvard has released its first offer of admission. However, it has curtailed the information regarding the number of
Table of Contents Few topics stress high school students applying for colleges more than deciding between taking the SAT and the ACT. These two standardised tests are admission tickets to most universities in the United States of America and most other universities in the world. Although both tests are intended
Table of Contents Multiple leading colleges in the world accept the LSAT, including top Ivy League colleges: Harvard, Stanford, and Colombia. Learn here what the LSAT exam is and its pattern. The Law School admission test, commonly called LSAT, is an essential part of the law school admission process. This
Table of Contents https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3IY_EbLMo0 Are you a student with academic rigor who wants to pursue more of it and excel in your career? If you are considering the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme, you are at the right place. Here is a complete guide about IB, the easiest and hardest IB courses,
Table of Contents Medicine as a profession has a long history and is an ever-growing field. If you dream of joining this life-enriching field, University Clinical Aptitude Test UCAT is the exam to crack. It allows you to pursue medical and dental programs at top universities like Glasgow, Edinburgh University,
Table of Contents The ACT is an essential stage in preparation for high school students’ enrollment in a competitive college. Its reputation as a challenging standardised test leaves many students wondering: Is the ACT hard? We strongly believe that there is always some truth hidden regarding the exam, the work