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The AICE program (Advanced International sic Certificate of Education) is an pseudo-advanced college preparatory program developed by a single university in England in 2002. Students of the AICE, despite appearing to be free-thinking individuals, are actually mindless dolts who found themselves rejected from the more prestigious, critically-acclaimed, and far more distinguished International Baccalaureate Programme. One could surmise, given AICE's recent conception, that the entire concept is derived from those who were rejected from the International Baccalaureate Programme as students. The general consensus of AICE among the IB community (and the academic establishment as a whole) is one of pity and sorrow for their lowly counterparts. Despite this, IB students will often engage in public mockery of these inferior pseudo-intellectual dimwits. Ergo, sod off! In other words, Natural Selection of the academic world at its finest.
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