As we close the academic year, it is with great pride that we share the university destinations of the SISQ Class of 2025. This year’s graduates have received more than 170 offers from institutions across over 15 countries, reflecting both the diversity of our student body and the scope of their ambitions.
Offers were received from universities in the UK, US, Canada, Qatar, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Singapore, Australia, and South Korea. Students will be going on to study a wide range of subjects including Medicine, Law, Psychology, Business, Engineering, Fine Arts, and International Relations.
We are especially pleased to note some of the more competitive pathways secured this year. These include Medicine at RCSI Bahrain, Electrical Engineering at the University of Manchester, International Business at Copenhagen Business School, Political Science at Georgetown University in Qatar, and Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar. Several students also earned scholarships, such as a US sports scholarship for rugby and creative awards from art and design schools in France and the United States.
One of our highest-achieving students, Zaid Ghabboun, is on track to achieve 42 points and will study Medicine at RCSI. Other students have followed more individual pathways, applying successfully to institutions in China, the Netherlands, and Eastern Europe, demonstrating both confidence and a spirit of exploration.
This year’s outcomes reflect not only academic strength but also determined resilience. Many students have balanced multiple applications across different countries, each with its own demands and timelines. They have navigated uncertainty, made brave decisions, and, when circumstances required it, been prepared to change direction entirely. Some paths were well marked; others were picked out along the way. Throughout, the Class of 2025 showed curiosity and a growing clarity about who they are becoming. It has been a privilege to walk beside them for part of that journey.
To the Class of 2025, we offer our warmest congratulations. You leave not just with offers but with options, and the courage to make something of them.
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