To Singapore by Singaporeans
The concern for high-net-worth families is never simply whether their child can get into university, but what kind of path their child should pursue.
Founder of SQSP · 20 Years in Singapore · NUS Alumna
From becoming an international student at the age of 16 to serving as a strategic partner to more than 300 families, I have seen too many students lose themselves in the pursuit of prestigious universities.
Over the past 20 years, I have turned my own life journey into an educational experiment. Today, I hope to share what I have learned with every family that comes to us.
A distinguished team of Singapore-based mentors, each providing personalised one-to-one guidance for your child.
Published with the Family’s Authorization
A 3-minute, 15-question structured assessment powered by SQSP’s admissions data model, built on more than 1,200 real application cases.
Covers four key dimensions: academics, extracurricular activities, professional positioning, and application essays.
Designed by the SQSP senior consultant team based on the internal review frameworks of NUS and NTU.
The comprehensive report includes a comparative analysis of score distribution and recommendations for next steps.
The needs of high-net-worth families are never one-dimensional. Drawing on 20 years of experience, we have developed a tiered range of services—from an introductory experience to lifelong planning.
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Singapore’s leading mentor team—each mentor provides your child with dedicated one-on-one guidance.
In-depth insights on studying in Singapore, career development, and family education planning—updated weekly.
Participating in the NUS College Summer School gave me the opportunity to experience different courses and group projects while meeting many talented peers. NUS’s open and diverse academic environment left a lasting impression on me and strengthened my determination to apply to NUS in the future.
After joining NTU, I realised that engineering is not just about learning formulas and theories. Many courses require us to design, test, and solve problems through hands-on work. With guidance from SQSP mentors, I planned ahead and participated in an engineering-related internship, where I applied classroom knowledge to a real-world project for the first time. This experience also helped me identify the field I would like to explore further.
During my studies at SMU, I particularly enjoyed its discussion-based and practical learning environment. Through various group projects, I continuously strengthened my communication and teamwork skills. Soon after enrolment, the school also guided us in improving our résumés and planning our internships. These experiences helped me successfully begin my career in Singapore’s financial industry after graduation.
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