For parents · Undergraduate admissions
No rumours, no agent cut-offs. Pick a country, your child’s school board and a university — and see the entry requirements, English tests, scholarships and yearly costs exactly as the universities publish them. Every figure on this page comes from an official university source, linked for you to verify.
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Six countries are live — Singapore, Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and the United Arab Emirates — each built the same way, from official sources only.
Results appear as soon as all three choices are made — and you can change the board at any time to see how the requirements change. “Top streams” at each university means its largest or flagship undergraduate programmes; no university publishes a popularity ranking.
How to read this
Where a university publishes no cut-off — for example, no IB total points — this tool says so plainly instead of guessing. A number you see on an aggregator site is often invented.
At Singapore’s six autonomous universities, the lower “subsidised” fee comes from the MOE Tuition Grant — a government subsidy with a 3-year work bond for international students. It is not a scholarship, and we never present it as one.
No Singapore university publishes a numeric entry minimum for its freshman scholarships. Selection is on outstanding results, leadership and co-curricular record — so be wary of anyone who quotes you a “scholarship cut-off”.
Tell us the board, the subjects and the universities on your list — we will verify the requirements against the official sources and map the application calendar with you.
