Singapore American School students have been recognized by the College Board due to their exceptional achievement on the college-level AP Exams. In May 2009, 536 SAS students completed 1,236 AP Exams. An impressive 95 percent of the scores were 3 or higher suggesting that students were “qualified” for college credit, advanced placement, or both. Congratulations to all SAS students who contributed to these exceptional results.

AP Scholar with Distinction

One hundred thirty-six students qualified for the AP Scholar with Distinction Award by earning an average grade of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and grades of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams. They are: Viendy Alim, Spencer Anderson, Priyanka Arya, Sanskriti Ayyar, Alexander Bakshi, Aishwarrya Balaji, Peter Bardon, Adrian Bautista, Duncan Benjamin, Sumanjeet Bose, Emily Brotman, Calin Brown, Martis Buchholz, Thomas Bynum, Kyle Carbon, Priscilla Chan, Kenneth Chan, Ryan Chan, Zubin Chand, Ben Charoenwong, Christopher Chee, Claire Chen, Jeremy Chen, Michael Chi, Kevin Chin, Shreya Chohan, Dennis Chu, Hee Soo Chung, Victoria Couch, Lauren Culy, James Davis, Katherine De La Hoz, Tulsi Desai, Chien Hao Fan, Michael Fu, Samantha Fung, Shreya Gandhi, Hilary Go, Julian Goh, Mun Shuen Goh, Joseph Hakam, Alvi Hasan, Meredith Hayward, Ben Li He, Amanda Ho Sang, Alex Hoffer, Seung Gon Hong, Jae Hur, Tomas Isman Moo Kyung Kang, Pallavi Karunakaran, Ahilya Kaul, Hyun Soo Kim, You Na Kim, Dong Hyun Kim, Kyung Ryun Kim, Young Won Kim, Sein Kim, Helen Knight, Allen Koh, Russell Kreutter, Alexander Kua, Ashley Lau, Kai Ying Lau, Sahil Lavingia, See Young Lee, Hyun Ji Lee, Kyu Lim Lee, Gabriel Lee, Aisling Leow, Conner Liu, Maria Lloyd, Anne Lydens, Elle March, Shunsuke Murakami, Erica Ng, Andrew Ni, Young Bean Oak, Nanami Oki, Akane Otani, Akhilesh Pant, Amit Parekh, Yeon Joon Park, Min Ju Park, Zhanyi Png, Aye Nyein Pyu, Vignesh Rao, Nishant Rao, Raehanna Reed, Alyssa Reinoso, Eric Riemer, Brian Robertson, Christopher Rock, Mila Rusafova, Victoria Rushton, Christopher Ryan, Alika Savira, Christopher Seet, Daniele Selby Neha Sethi, Sajan Shah, Sidharth Shanker, Evan Shawler, Avery Shawler, Emma Sheldon, Daphne Shim, Richard Skill, Lindsay Slaven, Valerie Smart, Kyle Smith, Christopher Sohn, Daniel Sohn, Esha Sondhi, Yotaro Suzuki, Julia Tan, Rou Shyan Tang, Benny Tang, Claudia Thieme, Christopher Thome, Ernest Tien, Kathryn Tinker, Surbhi Ugra, Meghna Vaidyanath, Nihal Varkey, Edwin Wang, Kendrick Wang, John Widjaja, Victoria Williamson, Adrienne Wilson John Patrick Wright, Xing Yu Xu, Vivian Yang, Ji Sun Yu, Kelly Shang, Vania Zhao, and Cynthia Zu.

AP Scholar with Honor

Forty-five students qualified for the AP Scholar with Honor Award by earning an average grade of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and grades of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams. They are: Connor Abdelnoor, Joshua Abueva, Jelita Adams, Arshia Ahuja, John Ang, Brady Baildon, William Bradley, Lillianne Cadieux-Shaw, Nicholas Chang, Yvonne Chen, Jon Cheng, Tommy Cheng, Aaditya Chowdhry, Anna Downs, Ying Feng, James Fickel, Aabir Gupta, Daniel Hartman, Lawrence Holt, Caroline Hui, Woo Won Jang, Tae Koo Kang, Jong Chan Kim, Yun Hoi Koo, Allison Lee, Chelsea Leonard, Nicholas Lesiuk, Nicole Liew, Jamie Lim, Prakhar Mehrotra, Sarah Mountjoy, David Nockels, Erica Padgett, Daphnie Pan, Brett Rothberg, Michelle Sims, Sarah Slaven, Aarti Sreenivas, Christina Tan, Victor Tan, Natalia Umeoka, Nita Vaidya, Yasmin Venema, Dominic Wong, and Anne Yeung.

AP Scholar Award

Seventy-five students qualified for the AP Scholar Award by completing three or more AP Examinations, with grades of 3 or higher. The students are: Daniel Albanese, Madonna Albanese, Rina Baba, Nicolette Bader, Soo Yeon Bae, Charlotte Cheng, Bei Er Cheok, Lucas Chiang, Aashna Chopra, Theodore Chritton, Cindy Hsiun Chu, Christopher Comstock, Lars Crawford, Virginia Cucchi, Chloe Dunderdale, Belinda Eg, Lawrence Fan, Lauren Felice, Alexander Finch, Harold Fischer, Tatiana Gerebtzoff, William Hamberlin II, Nora Hanagan, Ai Hosokai, Kathryn Jackson, Mili Kale, Sung Yeon Kim, Samantha Koh, Pedro Kubota, Calvin Law, Minjae Lee, April Lesiuk, Yi-Fang Tiffany Leu, Calvin Lo, Karina Lo, Marvella Luhur, Mithila Mahesh, Kartika Marshall, Lauren Martinez, Meiko Masuno, James McAdam, Brooke McManigal, Joey Metts, Ronald Milne, Ishaan Misra, Natalie Muller, Hikari Nagasaki, Tyler Nelson, Momo Ozawa, Yaesshna Pillay, Lucas Pipoli, Christina Rualo, Lourdes Santos, Suzanne Shaffer, Matthew Shen, Malavika Singh, Rinku Sinha, Andisya Siregar, Sungmin Son, Aditya Subramaniam, Scott Swingle, Michael Szopiak, Rachel Tam, Timothy Tan, Rebecca Tay, Sophia Tinger, Yuvika Tolani, Robert Uram, Akshay Venkatesh, Eugene Wong, Tung Han Yang, Christian Yenko, Stanton Yuwono, Mina Zorrilla, and Nicholas Zulkoski.

AP International Diploma

Fourteen students qualified for the AP International Diploma for Overseas Study (APID) by earning grades of 3 or higher on five or more AP Exams within three of five specifically defined academic areas. The APID is designed for students whose higher education plans include applying to universities outside the U.S. Students earning the APID are: Spencer Anderson, Sanskriti Ayyar, Ben Charoenwong, Shreya Gandhi, Sein Kim, Helen Knight, Aisling Leow, Andrew Ni, Akhilesh Pant, Mila Rusafova, Christopher Seet, Claudia Thieme, Nihal Varkey and Cynthia Zu.