Problem: Article: If you live in a country that offers Singapore-Cambridge Advanced Level exams, such as Singapore and the UK, you may apply to NUS using your A Levels as the primary admissions criteria. For consideration, you'll need to earn good passes in the following areas: H1/H2/H3 content subjects in 4 different areas, with 1 or more of the subjects coming from a contrasting field of study. A or AO content subjects in 3 different areas. A General Paper or Knowledge Inquiry. If you choose to complete a Knowledge Inquiry, you will not be required to complete an H1 curriculum subject. AO or H1 project work. A Mother Language Tongue paper or examination. If you graduated from a polytechnic school located in Singapore, you may submit your diploma to fulfill your primary admissions requirement. In addition, you must submit the results of your Singapore-Cambridge GCE O Level exams. During the admissions process, your polytechnic results hold a weight of 80% while the results of your O Levels hold a weight of 20%. The NUS High School of Mathematics and Science is a feeder school to the main university. Therefore, if you obtained a diploma from the high school, you can use it to fulfill your primary admissions criteria. NUS High School applicants must also achieve high marks on a Mother Language Tongue exam or paper. If you successfully completed an International Baccalaureate Diploma Program, you may use it to fulfill your primary application requirements. Though you do not need to complete a Mother Language Tongue requirement before applying, the university expects admitted students to do so before obtaining their degree. If you are a Singapore citizen or resident, you may apply using a diploma obtained from any accredited IB World School. If you are an international student, you may only apply using a diploma obtained from a Singapore-based IB School. For a full list of accepted schools, visit the International Baccalaureate Organization's official website. NUS offers 27 unique admissions processes for students applying from foreign nations. To make sure you meet the school's official requirements for students from your country, visit http://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/apply-to-nus/International-qualifications-admissions-req-to-NUS.html. Some potential requirements include: Passing the ACT and SAT exams. Completing the Indian Standard 12. Earning a Unified Examination Certificate.
Summary: Apply using A Level results if your country offers them. Submit your polytechnic diploma if you earned it in Singapore. Send in your diploma if you graduated from NUS High School. Apply using your IB diploma if you earned it from an accepted school. Check the international requirements if you don't live in Singapore.

Problem: Article: Get out a tape measure and write down the length and width of the room. Measure twice just to be careful. Multiply these 2 numbers and you'll have the square footage of the space. Look at the square footage covered by a box of tile or a single tile. Divide your floor's square footage by the amount contained in each box and this will tell you how many boxes you'll need to buy. For example, if your room is 150 square feet and each box covers 10 square feet, you'll need to buy 15 boxes to cover the floor. It's also best to buy an extra 10% of tile, so that you have some room for error, too. Create a construction budget, so you know how much you can spend. Then, use your room measurements to determine what type of tile you'll buy. You'll also want to consider the style of the space, the ease of installation, and the durability of the tile type. A single tile generally costs between $5 to $15 a square foot. Keep in mind your other construction expenses too, such as grout. Set the tiles out on the floor in the planned pattern. Try to get a feel for where you'll need to use the tile cutter to break full-size tiles down into smaller pieces. This is also the time to move the tiles around to experiment with different patterns. After you look everything over, you can either leave the tiles down or pick them up and reapply them later. Pay particular attention to entryways. Small pieces of tile can sometimes look awkward in these spaces, so you may need to rearrange to guard against this.
Summary: Measure the size of your floor. Choose your replacement tile. Dry-lay the tile to see how it looks.

Problem: Article: Clean the interior of your car once a month, and the exterior of your car twice a month. If you have a regular cleaning schedule, your cleaning sessions will not take as long. If you cannot clean your car this often. At least try to clean your car at regular intervals. You may need to clean your car more often if you live near the coast, have salted roads in the winter, or live in a wooded area with tree sap. Remove and shake out your car mats once a week as well. Your car is not a trash bag. Remove empty cups, plastic wrappers, or any other trash every day. It may help to keep plastic bags in your car for trash collection. You can then throw the bag away at the end of the day. Before you do any interior cleaning, read your owner's manual. Your car materials may be sensitive to certain cleaners or your manufacturer may recommend specific cleaning products. Always test products in an inconspicuous spot before you apply it to all of the interior. The owner's manual may also have cleaning tips for your car. If you do not have a hard copy of the manual, you can often find the manual on the manufacturer's website.
Summary: Clean your car regularly. Remove trash daily. Read the owner's manual.

Problem: Article: Nothing makes a teacher's day like a beautiful, handmade card telling them how great they are. Spend some time the day before school and get crafty. Use colored paper, glitter, and colorful markers to draw a picture of your teacher or decorate a message that lets your teacher know you think she is awesome. You can then present the card to your teacher as a thoughtful gift. Don't make your card anonymous unless you are shy but still want your teacher to know he or she is awesome! However, a teacher would like to thank you for your card and not embarrass you. There are also online templates you can print out and decorate for your teacher, featuring fun messages and images to make your teacher's day. Use social media for good by making a video about how great your teacher is or writing a post on social media about how awesome you think your teacher is and making it public. This will allow your other classmates and friends to support and comment on your post, which will show your teacher how much she is appreciated. Maybe your social media brag about how great your teacher will even go viral and your teacher will really get the recognition she deserves. Organize a mock awards day where you create a teacher recognition award for your teacher with your classmates. You and your classmates can then present the award to your teacher as part of a mock awards ceremony. This will show your teacher you appreciate her hard work and allow her to feel recognized by her students. You can also nominate your teacher for a local or national teacher recognition award to show her that you really appreciate her hard work. Your school may have a teacher of the month program or your area may have a teacher recognition program where you nominate your teacher through an application process. in the U.S., more than a dozen organizations sponsor teacher recognition awards every year. You can find more information about national awards for teachers in the United States by searching online.
Summary:
Make your teacher a thoughtful handmade card. Brag about your teacher online and make the post public. Give your teacher a classroom teacher recognition award. Nominate your teacher for a teacher recognition award.