Two Victoria Shanghai Academy Students Named Perfect IB Scorers, With Average Mean Score above 36 points for Three Years in a Row “Victoria Shanghai Academy (VSA) congratulates our Class of 2018 for their impressive results on the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma examinations this year. Two students achieved the perfect IB score of 45 points. For[…]
Leung Pui Yee - Albright College (Business Administration) I am now studying in Albright College and majoring in Business Administration. I found that college life in USA was way better than I imagined. USA has a completely different culture from Hong Kong, no matter in their lifestyle or the surroundings. Studying in Hong Kong was stressful,[…]
Vivian Sze-To – University College London (BSc Biochemistry) The first few weeks were quite tough and emotionally tiring because I certainly miss home a lot, especially when I first reached a place that isn’t familiar to me. Although I have to overcome the emotional impact that leaving home has brought to me, this experience definitely[…]
Minnie Kwan – University of Hong Kong (Social Sciences) I was very excited and looking forward to university after I finished the IB exam in May last year. I thought it would be a new chapter of my life where wonderful things would happen because everyone kept telling me how amazing their university lives were.[…]
Canada Timothy Tse – University of Toronto (Social Science) Experiencing university life in a foreign country has been rather difficult yet rewarding. The hugely diversified culture in Toronto is particularly something that I have to take into account when I actually do something as they put huge emphasis on respecting other cultures and background. However,[…]
You are empowered with the power of choice the moment you wake up. As you reach over to snooze your alarm snuggled up under your sheets (that you probably haven’t been bothered to change for weeks), you wonder: should I go to class today, or should I sleep in? Should I catch up on Netflix[…]
I’m Joyce Wu, and I graduated from VSA in 2015. I’m in my third undergraduate year now, out of six in total. The picture below shows me with my best friend in medical school and the family doctor we recently shadowed. To me, there are two big differences between my life at VSA and my[…]
It has been nearly 3 years since I left VSA, and I have been studying in Imperial since then. I am here to share some of my university experience and advises to you. Studying aboard is a completely new experience, where you need to be more independent. Initially, I found it hard to adept, as[…]
