A science student is someone who has a high level of interest and curiosity in the sciences and a proven record of outstanding academic performances in the science subjects from SS1 to SS2 (Before writing SSCE)

A science student has but is not limited to the following qualities;

• demonstrates an intense level of curiosity in science.
• makes intuitive leaps in solving science problems.
• demonstrates extensive knowledge base in science and is able to relate that knowledge base to new problems and topics.
• demonstrates unusually high levels of motivation and/or concentration.
• demonstrates the ability to integrate information and concepts into existing knowledge base.
• possesses a good memory.
• persists in the pursuit of science knowledge or solving a problem.
• comprehends abstract concepts beyond age level expectations.
• sees connections between science and other disciplines.
• uses mathematics to understand, define, and /or solve problems.
• makes generalizations and assumptions based on data.
• supports thinking with logical reasoning.
• reasons analytically, deductively, and inductively, and is able to reverse the reasoning process and to switch methods easily and in a systematic manner.
• views problems in a holistic manner.
• shows confidence in the use of science processes and a willingness to take risks in advancing scientific explanations and posing questions.
• understands and applies advanced scientific vocabulary.
• evaluates experimental results in light of the original problem

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