Parents

We’re privileged to have Maria Bibler – a guidance counselor at the International School Ho Chi Minh City – American Academy (ISHCMC), joining us and sharing years of experience of sending many Asian students to study abroad.

We’re privileged to have Maria Bibler – a guidance counselor at the International School Ho Chi Minh City – American Academy (ISHCMC), joining us and sharing years of experience of sending many Asian students to study abroad.

Studying college and high school abroad continues to get more popular. As a matter of fact, the process of applying for a school as well as preparing for the journey overseas can take a lot of time and is potentially frustrating.

To wrap up his discussion with Tony – our CEO, Johnny – an E2 alumnus, will share some of his advice for students who aspire to study college abroad.

Continue the series of interviewing Johnny, this video will focus on the strategies in the application process and secrets to enhancing chances of getting recruited after graduation.

“Continue the first part, Johnny – an E2 alumni studying at Northwestern – will point out the differences between Early Action and Early Decision and how to develop a good college list.”

Johnny, an E2 alumni who is studying at University of Northwestern, shares his experience of overcoming “good” grades and test scores to stand out for great universities and how he chose the best essay topics to write about.

Why should children learn probability as soon as possible? Probability is mathematically random. Based on events in life, people make predictions about how likely will that event happen. Therefore, you can completely show and explain to your kids real-life examples of probability.

“How’s your class going, Lan?” – I started chatting as we’re sitting in a small ramen shop.