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本帖最後由 jolalee 於 15-10-10 23:09 編輯
Yokada is correct. It may differ from school to school, but I am sure each school has their own grading system. For my son's school, those who scored Excellent on the interview will usually receive an offer (still under the principal's discretion but basically they're 'in'). That's why there are people with passports of various nationalities in our school although a certain nationality has priority.
Thereafter though, it's up for grabs. Applicants who score only Good will have to play the priority game, and staff kids, siblings, certain passport holders all fall in line. Many "correct" passport holders will not get a spot at that stage, not to mention those without it.
However, those with a rare passport may have their advantage at this point since the school prefer a more diverse mix. For example a girl on the wait list with Indian blood but a certain African nationality got in, and the dad believed that their rare passport was the reason. The school hung their nation's flag on the foyer after they accepted the offer (which they couldn't previously as there was not student of that nationality in our school before she came in). International schools in general do prefer a diverse international mix. In the end though, private school's admission decision is as its nature goes: private. |
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