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Yeo Yeo
45-Point, Class of 2019
Singapore
Nanyang Technological University – Psychology and Linguistics, and successfully received the Nanyang scholarship
- A recipient of the HCIS Scholarship from 2017 to 2019.
- Appointed as the President of the 14th Student Council (SC) in 2018 and lead the SC to pioneer many initiatives.
- Most Caring Student in 2018 and 2019 and Model Boarder in 2018.
- Showed her initiative by creating a team aimed at providing aid to Singapore’s migrant workers in conjunction with the YMCA Youth for Causes Project.
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Go Sarah Ashley
45-Point, Class of 2019
America
University of Texas Austin
- A recipient of the HCIS Scholarship from 2017 to 2019.
- Received the prestigious Distinguished Scholar Award for her sustained academic excellence and exemplary character.
- Selected for training and participation in the Singapore Chemistry Olympiad and Singapore Physics Olympiad.
- Vice-Captain of tennis team, where she led her peers in multiple inter-school tennis matches.
- Obtained an Honourable Mention in the Singapore National Olympiad in Informatics.
- Took on the role of an assistant teacher to teach coding to primary and middle school children.
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Hoang Manh Duc
44-Point, Class of 2019
Vietnam
National University of Singapore – Computer Science
- A recipient of the HCIS Scholarship from 2017 to 2019.
- Attained the Outstanding Scholar Award in 2018.
- Top 10% in Academic performance for 2019 Cohort.
- Appointed as Cluster Leader with the Hwa Chong Institution Boarding Council in 2019.
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Kim Geon Hyeong
43-Point, Class of 2019
South Korea
National University of Singapore – Accountancy
- Best in Business Management Higher Level (HL) and Best in Mathematics Standard Level (SL) subject awards in 2018.
- Represented the school in the Australian Mathematics Competition in 2018, and attained a Certificate of Distinction.
- Proficient in English and fluent in his mother tongue, Korean.
- Has a flair for Mandarin, for which he was awarded the Best in Chinese Mandarin and Best in Chinese Ab Initio subject prizes in 2017 and 2018 respectively.
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Gan Xiaolong
43-Point, Class of 2019
People’s Republic of China
University of Cambridge – Mathematics
- A recipient of the HCIS Scholarship from 2017 to 2019.
- Achieved a perfect score in the Intermediate Category of Australian Mathematical Competition (AMC) in 2017.
- Obtained silver medals for the Senior Section in 2017 and for the Open Section in 2018.
- Represented the school in the Singapore Physics Olympiad and Singapore Chemistry Olympiad.
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Lim Yao Hui
44-Point, Class of 2018
Singapore
National University of Singapore – Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
- A recipient of the HCIS Scholarship in 2016 and the prestigious Ang Chee Guan Scholarship in 2018.
- Achieved overall Top place in his class in 2015, 2017 and 2018.
- A recipient of the Model Student Award in 2015, 2017 and 2018, as well as the Most Responsible Student Award in 2016.
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Chen Minzhi
44-Point, Class of 2018
People's Republic of China
Imperial College – Chemical Engineering
- A recipient of the HCIS Scholarship from 2015 to 2018.
- Represented the school in the Singapore Mathematics Olympiad (SMO) in the year of 2016, 2017 and 2018 with an honourable mention award in 2017.
- Obtained a place in the team of Chemistry Olympiad in 2017, the Chemistry Engineering Challenge in 2018.
- Obtained a high distinction award in the Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) in 2016.
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Miao Tianqi
44-Point, Class of 2018
People's Republic of China
University of Virginia
- A recipient of the HCIS Scholarship from2015 to 2018.
- A distinction in the Australian Mathematics Competition in 2016.
- Boarding school’s study programme tutor.
- Intern for three weeks in the department of Volunteer Management at the National Kidney Foundation.
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Charlotte Chang Qi
44-Point, Class of 2018
Malaysia
Nanyang Technological University – Accountancy
- A recipient of the HCIS Scholarship from 2017 to 2018.
- Head of Discipline in 2018.
- Most Responsible Student Award in 2017.
- Appointed as a member of the HCIS Residence Boarding Council in 2017.
- Staged two cultural performances for the inaugural HCIS Residences Cultural Night in 2017.
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Andrew Tiong
44-Point, Class of 2018
Malaysia
National University of Singapore – Economics and Business Administration
- A recipient of the HCIS Scholarship from 2017 to 2018.
- Awarded the Best in Biology Higher Level (HL) and Best in Mandarin ab initio subject prizes in Grade 11
- Completed two-year Mathematics SL syllabus within one year and attained a grade 7.
- A recipient of the Most Responsible Boarder Award in 2017.
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Rong Yujun
43-Point, Class of 2018
People's Republic of China
University of Cambridge – Natural Science
- Nominated as the Valedictorian for the graduating cohort of 2018.
- President of the Student Council in 2017.
- Head of Design and Vice-chair of 2017 European Union committee in the HCIS Model United Nations.
- Awarded Top in level for Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Chinese Language and Literature in 2016, and Top in Economics Standard Level (SL) in 2017.
- Distinction Award for Australia Mathematics Competition in 2016.
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Tham Yi Rei
42-Point, Class of 2018
Malaysia
London School of Economics and Social Sciences – Actuarial Science
- A recipient of the HCIS Scholarship from 2017 to 2018.
- Achieved Top-in-Level in English A Language and Literature Higher Level (HL) and Geography Standard Level (SL) in 2017.
- Represented the school in the National University of Singapore Chemical Engineering Challenge in 2017.
- Offered free tuition to the needy children living in the neighbourhood as part of the Youth Avenue Project.
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Mean Kao Hui
41-Point, Class of 2018
Singapore
University College London – International Social and Political Studies
- A recipient of the HCIS Scholarship from 2014 to 2018.
- Achieved third in class from 2015 to 2017, was top in Business in 2015, Chinese in 2016 and 2017, as well as English in 2016 and Biology in 2017.
- Won the Teacher’s Choice Award in the 2016 Business Bazaar and her leading a team in the Hong Kong Global Business Competition in 2016.
- Wrote a delegate guide book for World Health Organisation in the 2016 HCIS MUN and Head of Press team of Vice-chair of the United Nations Children’s Fund in the 2016 HCIS MUN and Head of Press team in 2017 HCIS MUN.
- A writer and editor in the Young Journalist Club and School magazine from 2014 to 2015.
- Student Council from 2013 to 2017 as a Public Relations member, Senior Councilor member and Head of Special Projects.
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