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If your child is already training seriously in a sport,
summer doesn’t have to be a break from progress.
It can be an opportunity to experience a more structured, high-performance training environment — like the one at IMG Academy.
summer doesn’t have to be a break from progress.
It can be an opportunity to experience a more structured, high-performance training environment — like the one at IMG Academy.
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While research itself is not a guarantee of admission, students who complete rigorous research projects often develop the depth of thinking and academic motivation that selective universities value in a holistic review process.
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The PSAT is the official SAT practice test by College Board and an essential step for students planning ahead for overseas university applications. This April session will take place in Taipei on April 14, 2026, with registration closing on March 16.
👉 Read on for full exam details, who should take it, and how to register.
👉 Read on for full exam details, who should take it, and how to register.
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Explore ATDP — A Summer Opportunity at UC Berkeley:
Deep Dive Learning Without Breaking the Bank
Deep Dive Learning Without Breaking the Bank
Each summer, UC Berkeley's Academic Talent Development Program (ATDP) invites curious, motivated students to engage in academically rich coursework in a university-level environment. This is your chance to explore a subject in depth, connect with peers from around the world, and gain meaningful academic experience.
This non-boarding program is structured into two divisions for students completing grades K through 11. The Secondary Division (Grades 7–11) runs for 6 weeks (estimated June 22 – July 31, 2026) with both in-person and remote options. The Elementary Division (Grades K–6) runs for 3 weeks (estimated July 13 – July 31, 2026) and is in-person only. ATDP offers exceptional academic value at a very competitive cost; the estimated program fees ranged from USD 750 to 1,250 in 2025. The full details and cost for the 2026 program are expected to be released by early January, so stay tuned!
This non-boarding program is structured into two divisions for students completing grades K through 11. The Secondary Division (Grades 7–11) runs for 6 weeks (estimated June 22 – July 31, 2026) with both in-person and remote options. The Elementary Division (Grades K–6) runs for 3 weeks (estimated July 13 – July 31, 2026) and is in-person only. ATDP offers exceptional academic value at a very competitive cost; the estimated program fees ranged from USD 750 to 1,250 in 2025. The full details and cost for the 2026 program are expected to be released by early January, so stay tuned!
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U.S. college admissions are quietly shifting again. After test-optional SAT/ACT policies, some schools — like Caltech — now require AP/IB exam scores if those courses are listed.
Why?
Admissions officers are questioning the credibility of inflated AP course grades. Here's what it means for students in Taiwan, or generally international students — and how to prepare.it.
Why?
Admissions officers are questioning the credibility of inflated AP course grades. Here's what it means for students in Taiwan, or generally international students — and how to prepare.it.
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📣 Flash News: The U.S. State Department has resumed student visa interviews — but with a twist. All F, M, J applicants must now set social media accounts to public for screening. Hostile content or refusal, i.e. possible.
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📢 Big changes ahead for international students applying to study in the U.S.!
The U.S. State Department is pausing new student visa appointments and plans to expand social media screening for all applicants. What does this mean for students preparing for Fall 2025 enrollment?
👉 Read more to understand what’s happening, what it means for your visa plans, and how to prepare.
The U.S. State Department is pausing new student visa appointments and plans to expand social media screening for all applicants. What does this mean for students preparing for Fall 2025 enrollment?
👉 Read more to understand what’s happening, what it means for your visa plans, and how to prepare.
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Unlock your potential with our U.S. college admissions information session on Oct. 6. and 1-on-1 consultation on Oct. 5 & 6.
Free Info Session
Free Info Session
- Date: October 6th, 2024 (13:00-15:00)
- Online Registration: https://bit.ly/uscollegesIFS
- Location: Social Innovation Lab (Map 社會創新實驗中心，106台灣台北市大安區仁愛路三段99號)
- Date: October 5th & 6th, 2024
- Online Registration: https://bit.ly/uscollegesIFS
- Time: Please schedule your appointment in the online registration form
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The Wall Street Journal recently released its 2025 Best College in the U.S. rankings. While Princeton University maintaining its top spot for the second consecutive year, there quite a few new faces in the top 10.
Also, we've found a notable increase in the rankings of public institutions as well as the liberal arts colleges, which might be a result of WSJ's substantial changes of its ranking methodology.
Also, we've found a notable increase in the rankings of public institutions as well as the liberal arts colleges, which might be a result of WSJ's substantial changes of its ranking methodology.