International Schools in China?

[The_OG_Nelta]

Does anyone know anything about them at all? I am contemplating whether or not to goto one for my last year in high school (Senior Year) Just to see how it is like. All information would be greatly appreciated!

[Bingbong]

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In China, you don't pick school, school pick you!

[Osede]

Does anyone know anything about them at all? I am contemplating whether or not to goto one for my last year in high school (Senior Year) Just to see how it is like. All information would be greatly appreciated!

My cousin studied there, at least they are far better than those local school around there. And also, their purpose are also to let you able to get into the US university, instead of the local university in China.

[Inverse]

there are international schools in beijing and hongkong, but i am not sure whether they are accepting transfer students for just a year. mind you, these schools are prestigious and filled with students who were born overseas (as a result, almost every student speaks fluent english). A very high percentage of graduates are admitted by top US universities including the ivies, nyu, stanford, etc. Here's some detailed info on the International School of Beijing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internatio ... of_Beijing

[archibaldcrane]

Go for it, I wish I could've done something more interesting than I did in high school, and I generally liked my high school.

[Azalee]

Definitely something to look into. Studying abroad ftw. Even if you are studying normal American shit, you are in a whole different culture, which is learning enough.

[Galaika]

My ex grew up in hong kong cos her dad worked for BP out there, she went to school in the hong kong international school and now she has friends everywhere, good for networking.

[Kiro]

China looks like a giant chicken.