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WHAT DO COLLEGES WANT TO SEE? What is Harvard Looking for? What is MIT Looking for? AP or IB courses AP or IB courses Offer the most promise for future Committed to make the world a better contributions to society. place. For example, lobbying a senator to change bad policy. Make the most of their opportunities Take initiatives. Be the change agent. and the resources available to them The ability to prioritize and balance. Take risks. Courage to speak up and take actions. Excel in one or more extracurricular Hands-on creativity. For example, activities create an APP. SAT Math 750 - 800 SAT Math 750 - 800 SAT ERW 750 - 800 SAT ERW 750 - 800 TOEFL 110 - 120 TOEFL 110 - 120
COLLEGE PREP SYSTEM Identify interests and strengths Identify colleges Join clubs, teams, that match: 3 programs: Passion, Reach, 4 Target, 3 Leadership Safety Identify required Take corresponding scores and electives credentials Plan for tests: ACT, Develop essays: SAT, TOEFL, AP, what’s unique about IB, Subject Tests you?
AP / IB / STEM Advanced Placement International Baccalaureate Science Technology Engineering & Mathematics International Many subjects to choose from Baccalaureate 6 subject areas: Highly focused on Engineering May have pre-request • Literature • Language • Science • Social Studies • Math • Arts Great for students who know Great for students who like No single standardized what they want to major in researching and writing curriculum college analysis • “Project Lead the Way” If you like asking “what” If you like asking “why” If you like asking “how” • Each AP course is 1 year • 2 year sequence with at • 4 year sequential • Can take subject tests least 3 higher level • building blocks courses • No standardized tests • Diploma
CLUBS / TEAM / SPORTS Clubs or Service Teams Sports Projects International Led by students. I.e.: Baccalaureate Led by stipend Led by paid coaches. • Entrepreneurial Club moderators. I.e.: I.e.: • Future Business • Speech • American Football Leaders of America • Debate • Soccer • Future Med Students • Model United Nations • Basketball of America Variety Competitive Highly competitive Creativity Academic driven College scholarship Flexibility Ranked potential From consistent From consistent From consistent participation to being a participation to being a participation to being a leader leader leader
BOARDING / HOMESTAY Homestay Boarding Opportunity to immerse in Convenience with American culture transportation and food Opportunity to improve Opportunity to mingle with English other nationalities Socialization and Organized outings communication skills Standardized management More parental and Require more self control individual care Require getting used to new food and routine
HOMESTAY PARTNERS • School Oversight – Dedicated Student Life Coordinator • CSIET Certification: https://www.csiet.org/ • Background Check • English as the First Language • Transportation Support • Choices • Agency with Homestay Component • Homestay Management only • Some Have Academic Support Option • Some Have Holiday Travel Option • Educatius https://www.educatius.org/
Contact: Yihung Mohs Ymohs@olgchs.org
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