Prospective Students
Entry to all UWC colleges is by competitive selection, based on merit. There is great competition worldwide for the 170 places on offer each year at UWC Atlantic College.
Prospective Students
Entry to all UWC colleges is by competitive selection, based on merit. There is great competition worldwide for the 170 places on offer each year at UWC Atlantic College.
Prospective Students
Entry to all UWC colleges is by competitive selection, based on merit. There is great competition worldwide for the 170 places on offer each year at UWC Atlantic College
Prospective Students
Entry to all UWC colleges is by competitive selection, based on merit. There is great competition worldwide for the 170 places on offer each year at UWC Atlantic College.
Prospective Students
Entry to all UWC colleges is by competitive selection, based on merit. There is great competition worldwide for the 170 places on offer each year at UWC Atlantic College.
Prospective Students
Entry to all UWC colleges is by competitive selection, based on merit. There is great competition worldwide for the 170 places on offer each year at UWC Atlantic College.
Prospective Students
Entry to all UWC colleges is by competitive selection, based on merit. There is great competition worldwide for the 170 places on offer each year at UWC Atlantic College.
Prospective Students
Entry to all UWC colleges is by competitive selection, based on merit. There is great competition worldwide for the 170 places on offer each year at UWC Atlantic College.
Prospective Students
Entry to all UWC colleges is by competitive selection, based on merit. There is great competition worldwide for the 170 places on offer each year at UWC Atlantic College.
Prospective Students
Entry to all UWC colleges is by competitive selection, based on merit. There is great competition worldwide for the 170 places on offer each year at UWC Atlantic College.
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Alumna recommends International Baccalaureate to other students
Catherine Arnold, alumna of UWC Atlantic College, talks about her World Studies Extended Essay. She explains the reasons why she selected ‘Asylum Seekers’ as her chosen in-depth research topic, how she was able to connect her interdisciplinary research with the International Baccalaureate CAS (Creativity, Action and service) programme, and what she plans on doing following her study. Catherine said, ‘I’m quite inspired by the nature of the World Study essay and recommend it to other students.’
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Academics vs Community Service and Intercultural Engagement
Shanna Englehardt, alumna of UWC Atlantic College, talks about balancing academics and community service. She recognises that without the combined IB and co-curricular activities, she may not have been able to apply to the myriad of universities attracted to this curriculum structure. Many universities and colleges are drawn to students from schools that promote academic programmes that are concomitant with service and activities, at UWC Atlantic College this falls under the umbrella of the Atlantic College Diploma.
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