The Cambridge AICE Diploma was first awarded in 1997 and has since become popular with a range of schools in different parts of the world. It encompasses the 'gold standard' Cambridge International AS & A Level qualifications, and offers students the opportunity to tailor their studies to their individual interests, abilities and future plans within an international curriculum framework.

AICE College Credit Policy Search Tool 

AICE Equivalencies Credit-by-exam equivalencies

Sending Scores to Colleges

'All students must request official scores from Cambridge to be sent to their college/university. Cambridge send and receive transcripts service, It is $17.00 USD per application, just make sure to check ALL of the exams that you took, so you don't have to pay again. You will need to create an account for this, which requires your candidate number and our school centre number (shown below).'

East River High School centre number: UX441 Administrative Zone 2

“One of the things we find with students who have studied Cambridge International AS and A Levels is that they have a real depth of understanding of the subject matter that they have had classes in, and a real engagement with it.”

Stuart Schmill, Dean of Admissions, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Graduates of 2017 or later: Candidates must achieve a minimum of seven credits (including the Global Perspectives* component) within three years and include at least one subject examination from each of subject Groups A, B and C at either Cambridge International AS or A Level to be awarded the diploma.

• Group 1: Mathematics & Sciences
• Group 2: Languages
• Group 3: Arts & Humanities
• Group 4: Interdisciplinary and Skills and Based Subjects

*Global Perspectives is a required cross-curricular qualification that helps learners develop independent study skills needed for university. 

Students and parents can access scores for AICE exams after they are posted to Skyward. The scores are uploaded PER SERIES, and have an equivalent numerical score attached. Please see the table below to reference your student's marks:

*A - E is passing, while a U mark is a non-passing score*