From Private School to International Education Abroad
Jakarta, 27 April 2018 – Eight Sampoerna Academy students who will be completing their study in Sampoerna University American College (SUAC) had received admission offers from renowned universities abroad. Some of their names may be familiar to you, as they have proven their capability by winning competitions in the past.
Zharfa Nurrachma Civil Engineering Major at The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Undergraduate Engineering Program ranked #6 nationally (tied)
Ida Bagus Gde Bramantha Gandhi Pradnya Chemical Engineering Major at Colorado School of Mines Undergraduate Engineering Program ranked #49 nationally (tied)
Arfan Khairul Wibisono Mechanical Engineering Major at The University of Arizona Undergraduate Engineering Program ranked #49 nationally (tied)
Muhammad Rafi Fadhil Food Science Technology Major at Pennsylvania State University Biological/Agricultural Program ranked #9 nationally
Nadira Rafa General Business Major at Stony Brook University Ranked #97 in Top U.S. Universities (tie)
Ryan Timothy Abisha Robotics Major at University of West England Home to one of Europe’s largest robotics lab
Inten Cahya Ningtyas Management and Digital Innovation Major at the University of London
Fuad Mohammad Harharah Business Management Major at IES College, Queensland
*) Rankings are based on U.S. News & World Report 2018.
STEAM Education Remains Popular
More and more parents are considering STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) Education in a reputable international school for their kids. By introducing them to the joy of learning STEAM in early stage of education, students are more likely to choose and excel in STEAM-related fields.
Out of our eight students, five chose majors that are related to STEAM. And for the others, they will still be able to make use of the knowledge and approach from learning STEAM in their future endeavors.
An International School with Flexible Education Pathway
At Sampoerna Academy, Grade 11–12 students who passed the IGCSE Level may continue to SUAC instead of taking A Level. SUAC allows students to earn up to two years of transferable academic credit (the equivalent to the first two years of an American Bachelor’s degree), and then transfer to top universities around the world. Alternatively, they may complete their study in Indonesia and graduate with an American bachelor’s degree.
Even after our students graduated, Sampoerna Academy will continue to watch their back and cheer them on from behind the curtain. We hope this good news will serve as an inspiration to our present students to aim higher!
Update:
7 June 2018 – Inten Cahya Ningtyas and Fuad Mohammad Harharah added to the list.
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