Ho Chi Minh City: Students discuss their high school experiences in the United States
- Enterprise
- 00:42 08/07/2023
DNHN - On July 1, 2023, FindingSchool hosted the talk show "America High School Study Abroad - Untold Story" featuring students from the most prestigious American boarding schools.
The sharing session is an opportunity for families to meet special international students face-to-face and to hear about their experiences studying abroad and untold daily occurrences.
Speaker Nhan Phan - Vice President - Secretary General of the UN Model Conference, Speaker Quan Tran - Board member; Boarding House Administrator; Member of the International Student Organisation; Speaker Jerry Vo - Editor of Lit Mag Magazine; Member of the Student Representative Committee, Speaker Bill Hoang - Advisor Student Council Leadership; Typical wrestlers; President of the Asian Friendship Community Club were in attendance at the sharing session.
Families and students must always have access to accurate, multidimensional, and up-to-date information about boarding schools abroad to achieve the goal of studying abroad after graduating from high school in the United States. Choose the appropriate institution. From the time you first arrived in the United States as a young child, you have sketched a panorama of your learning journey based on your practical experiences. Efforts in the classroom, new habits of independence in life, and integration into the international environment when parents are absent.
In Ho Chi Minh City, hundreds of parents and middle school students attended the sharing session. The explanations have outlined the prerequisites for applying to study in the United States, as well as the reasons why you came to the United States to study high school so early, the advantages and disadvantages of boarding school, and the major environmental differences between Vietnam and the United States. In addition, the students shared strategies for integrating Vietnamese students into the American boarding school community.
Member Jerry Vo elaborated on the startup project in Vietnam and the community project in the United States in which you can participate to assist Vietnamese students in locating admissions information for American high schools. And can connect the student community so they can assist one another with studying and living in the United States.
FindingSchool hopes that the information provided on the talk show will assist parents in preparing for their child's early study abroad experience.
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