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回復 judy 的帖子
Although there are more than 10% of highest grade in each subject (no matter IB, AP or AL), the elite colleges in the world (such as Oxbridge, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, MIT etc) can differentiate the top students.
The elite or top colleges would use a holistic approach to assess a student for admission purpose. They use a number of indicators to differentiate the students, such as the scores of the public examination, the performance at school, the personal statement, the school and counsellor's recommendations, performance at the interview, activities, services, special talents, leadership skills etc. They would not use the public examination result as the sole factor to admit students.
It is quite outdated to rely on the public examination as the sole factor to admit students. For most elite schools, so long as you obtain a level of performance (such as IB:38, AL: 4A or A*, SAT: 2,200 etc), they would not mind whether you have IB 43, 44 or 45.
The differentiation of 5 into 5* and 5** in DSE examination create unnecessary pressure and anguish to the students (even they are top students in Hong Kong). This is a bad policy indeed.
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