Shanghai American School

Choosing to study in the U.K. or the U.S. takes careful consideration. If you’re still thinking of ditching apple pie for shepherd’s pie after our teaser info a few weeks ago, here’s are some quick facts about studying in the U.K.

Study in the U.K. or the U.S. Still unsure of where to go? Well, here are some fast facts about studying in the U.S., which may help you come to a decision.

AP or IB – in this alphabet soup of options, it’s hard to know which choice to make. They will both earn you a foot in the door of a university in any part of the globe. They can both qualify you for college credit (depending on your score!). Luckily for Shanghai American School students, both programs are offered on our campuses, giving them plenty of possibilities for their future.

Since Shanghai American School’s inaugural Black History Month celebrations are taking place throughout February, students are learning more about the unsung Black heroes that gave their blood, sweat and tears to help make the world a better place. More so, it’s creating opportunities for discussion about diversity and equality. Teachers have poured their hearts and souls into creating exciting and engaging activities for students from Elementary all the way through to High School. There are book displays and readings by mystery guests, to trivia and photo galleries, and dressing in the pan-African colors: black, red, yellow and green. 

If there's one thing that we know for sure, it's that the future belongs to those who can design it. And at Shanghai American School, we're preparing our students to do just that. Our Design Technology program is more than just a class; it's a way of thinking that sets our students up for success in all areas of life.  

Shanghai American School’s Pudong campus had some special guests recently. The high school’s new principal and vice-principal set foot on the school grounds for the very first time and had their first glimpse of what’s in store for them when they return for the new school year.