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Friday, March 27, 2026

32 Students From SMAN 10 Samarinda Accepted to Global Universities With 88 LoAs

32 students from SMAN 10 Samarinda earned 88 LoAs to global universities, marking a major achievement driven by the Garuda Transformation Program.
32 students from SMAN 10 Samarinda earned 88 LoAs to global universities, marking a major achievement driven by the Garuda Transformation Program.

Samarinda – A remarkable achievement has emerged from East Kalimantan’s education sector. A total of 32 students from SMAN 10 Samarinda have successfully secured admission to prestigious international universities, earning a combined 88 Letters of Acceptance (LoA).

This marks a significant increase compared to previous years, when only four students managed to gain acceptance into overseas universities.

The Principal of SMAN 10 Samarinda, Ni Made Adnyani, stated that this achievement is a direct result of the implementation of the Garuda Transformation Program at the school.

“This significant increase—from only four students to 32—is clear evidence of the new ecosystem created through the Garuda Transformation Program,” she said on Friday in Samarinda.

A New Academic Ecosystem Driving Global Success

The Garuda Transformation Program introduces a structured approach to preparing students for international university admissions. The school provides a range of facilities, including official and predictive IELTS and SAT testing, as well as specialized counseling sessions.

Additionally, alumni are actively involved as education consultants, guiding students through the complex global admission process.

Students also receive intensive one-on-one mentoring, detailed reviews of recommendation letters, and administrative support such as English-translated academic transcripts.

Selective Process Results in 32 Successful Applicants

The selection process began in mid-December 2025. Out of 49 students who participated in the internal screening, 34 advanced to the university application stage.

Of those applicants, 32 students have already secured LoAs, with the possibility of additional acceptances still ongoing.

Transforming the School’s Academic Culture

According to Made, prior to the program, students pursuing international education largely depended on personal initiatives and support from their families.

Now, the school has developed a structured ecosystem that actively supports students in gaining admission to overseas universities.

“The Garuda Transformation Program has fundamentally changed our academic culture,” she explained.

Accepted by World-Class Universities

These high-achieving students have been accepted into leading universities across developed countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia, the Netherlands, and New Zealand.

Some of the prestigious institutions include:

  • University of Toronto

  • Monash University

  • University of Utah

  • Wageningen University

The students are enrolled in various strategic fields aligned with global demands, including data science, engineering, environmental studies, and health sciences.

Looking Ahead

This achievement is expected to inspire other schools across Indonesia to build educational ecosystems capable of competing on a global level.

It also demonstrates that with the right support system, students from regional areas can successfully compete on the international stage.

FAQ

1. What is a Letter of Acceptance (LoA)?
A Letter of Acceptance (LoA) is an official document from a university confirming that a student has been admitted.

2. What is the Garuda Transformation Program?
It is a school initiative designed to create a structured system that prepares students for admission to international universities.

3. How many LoAs were obtained?
A total of 88 LoAs were secured by 32 students.

4. Which countries are the students heading to?
The United States, Canada, Australia, the Netherlands, and New Zealand.

5. What factors contributed to their success?
Intensive mentoring, access to international test preparation, and a well-structured academic ecosystem.

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