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Even the College Board is still figuring it out. Expect difficult roll-outs if the SAT decides to go online in Fall 2020 in an attempt to remain relevant in the US university process. For any questions or help wi . . .
The shared experience of the coronavirus pandemic has levelled the playing field for all. This virus doesn’t choose, but for those who are already at risk the current inaction of governments to alleviate con . . .
The Universities of California have suspended SAT and ACT requirements for this year, as too many international students may not get another chance to even take the normally-required exams. This means that admiss . . .
Many people may not be aware that Hong Kong has a large amount of students that live in Shenzhen and travel to Hong Kong for their schooling. In the past this has not been a problem. With Coronavirus qua . . .
The good news is that Hong Kong schools are soon to start re-opening. However they will be very different from what students are used to. This article from the SCMP is discussing some of the new disinfec . . .
Hong Kong has not had a very good last 12 months. Violent anti-government protests followed up by lockdowns and restrictions to try and contain the spread of the Coronavirus have had a devastating impact on m . . .
What a scary headline. Who would have thought that they would be reading headlines like this back in January? This article from Politico is looking at the difficult decisions being faced by universities . . .
In the longer run the most damaging effects of the Corona virus could be on the current generation of children and young adults. As discussed in this article from the Washington Post, the outlook for this generati . . .
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