This site is for Saints who wish to apply to overseas universities for their higher education. Below, Saints will find information regarding applying to overseas universities that may come in helpful.
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A. Applying to UK Universities
UK Universities Application Guide for 2026 Entry.pdf1. SAJC UK Universities Application Guide for 2026 Entry
Students can use this document to guide them in their application, and find information specific to SAJC that you will require for applications to UK Universities.
adviser-toolkit-2025-your-ucas-journey.pdf2. Key Considerations when applying for UK Universities
Students can use this document to guide them in thinking through their application to UK Universities.
adviser-toolkit-2025-applying-through-ucas. SAJC.pdf3. How to use the UCAS portal
Students can use this document to guide them in their application using UCAS.
B. Applying to US Universities
US Universities Application Guide for 2025 Entry.pdf1. SAJC US Universities Application Guide for 2026 Entry
Students can use this document to guide them in their application; and find information specific to SAJC that you will require for applications to US colleges.
D. Applying to Overseas Universities - General
SAJC Intro to Studying Overseas (9 April 24').pdf1. Intro to Studying Overseas
Project Access Singapore (PASG) shared with a group of SAJC students on studying overseas in May this year. This is their presentation deck that you may find helpful as an overview.
Project Access Singapore is the Singaporean team at Project Access, a non-profit organization that connects bright Singaporean pre-university students from underprivileged and underrepresented backgrounds with Singaporean student mentors at top universities.
E. College Profile
Students may be required to provide the college profile as part of your applications.
You may find the college profile on the official SAJC college website:
https://standrewsjc.moe.edu.sg/about-us/college-profile
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