3 Things to Look Out For on Your College Visits
June 9, 2018 | Patrick Jiang College visiting is an exciting time. US colleges are located in some of the most beautiful places and contain some of the finest architecture…
Your Future, Your Focus
April 27, 2018 | Joshua Metterhauser Thus far in my career as an educator, I have seen just how difficult it can be for students to focus on tasks. They…
I’m still in school. Can volunteering really make a difference?
June 5, 2018 | Janet Yung The truth is, most teens aren’t equipped to change the world yet. Children and youths lack time; having to juggle multiple classes, exams, revision, and any…
Is An American Liberal Arts Education Right For Me?
May 28, 2018 | Elizabeth Chan Liberal arts colleges are strongly associated with American higher education and many rank as top-tier academic institutions. Your college counselor or mentor may have…
What are University Open Days and should I go to them?
May 11, 2018 | Janet Yung Online shopping is now the norm; yet brick and mortar shops still exist so that customers can go and try out products in case there is a big difference. Take a pair of jeans — easy enough to browse all the…
Mentorship for University Applicants
April 17, 2018 | Patrick Jiang How mentors can help you convey the most compelling things about yourself to admissions officers? In a previous posting, I wrote about the importance…
On Lacrosse and Shooting Clay Pigeons – a look into UK Boarding Schools’ Extra-Curricular Activities
March 23, 2018 | Janet Yung The final school bell rings to signal the end of the day. You head to the grassy lacrosse pitch, where you fling a hockey-sized…
What should I study at university? Art, Science, or both?
March 6, 2018 | Janet Yung Many of us don’t have a clue what to apply for when it comes to universities. There are some who were just born to study Art,…
Chinese is the Language Forward
February 15, 2018 | Kitty Chow (For this article, Chinese refers to Mandarin unless otherwise stated.) ‘Obama wants 1 million Americans learning Chinese by 2020’ - 2015 Washington Examiner ‘A new…
Why study Behavioural Science?
January 30, 2018 | Joshua Metterhauser Ever wondered what makes you think the way you do? How differently do you think to the others around you? What happens when thinking goes…
