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PATHWAY PROGRAM AND ADVANCED PLACEMENT PROGRAM

What differentiates KMIDS from the other international schools is our extraordinary academic courses in advance sciences and technologies that prepare our senior students for entering into top-tier universities in Thailand and around the world. KMIDS offers an extensive AP Program, including all mathematics, science, technology AP courses, a wide variety of humanities AP courses, and a distinctive program called “Pathway to KMITL”.

 

PATHWAY PROGRAM

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KMIDS proudly offers a comprehensive Advanced Placement (AP) program alongside our exclusive Pathway Program, in collaboration with KMITL and CMKL.

Through the Pathway Program, our students gain a unique advantage by attending the same classes as KMITL first-year students right on campus. This program is specially designed for KMIDS seniors who aspire to pursue higher education degrees in:

  • Medicine,
  • Dentistry,
  • Engineering,
  • Architecture,
  • Business, 
  • Science,
  • Food Science,
  • Information Technology,
  • International Academy of Aviation Industry (IAAI),
  • College of Materials Innovation and Technology (CMIT),
  • and CMKL University.

KMIDS STUDENTS ARE

MASTERS OF INNOVATION

PATHWAY PROGRAM

The Pathway to KMITL program offers KMIDS seniors the chance to take college-level courses at KMITL, providing invaluable exposure to university academics and hands-on projects in their field of interest.

Students in this program attend the same classes as KMITL first-year undergraduates, learning from experienced professors who are experts in their fields. Along with earning school credits for these courses, participants also benefit from the opportunity to secure guaranteed admission quotas for their chosen faculty at KMITL.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT PROGRAM

Advanced Placement (AP) courses, authorized by the College Board, are college-level programs that undergo thorough auditing and approval processes. These high school courses, commonly known as AP courses, offer the potential to earn college credits, subject to university policies, in addition to high school credits. This credit opportunity is dependent upon successful performance on the corresponding AP Exam.