Patricia Class of 2022, studying at University of California, Davis I had been a slow adapter since I was a child, and after I came to SCIE with great joy, I can’t help but doubt myself for a long time. I felt that I could not do anything here, and I was not good at …
Making Peace with Your Past Self: A Key Aspect of Growing Up Read More »
Victoria Xie 2020 graduate of SCIE, studying at University College London If I would describe my four years in SCIE with a musical composition, it would definitely be Debussy’s <Arabesque No.1>, which flows smoothly yet embedded with all different types of colours. Although the dramatic twists that are normally seen in novels are absent, it …
Reflecting on My SCIE Experience: From Literature to Photography, and Beyond Read More »
Liu Liwei (Brian) 2022 graduate of SCIE, studying at Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen ♦ Acknowledging the school, 2017 As a student who has been used to the traditional Chinese education in public school, the “international Education” in SCIE sounds so fresh to me. At the same time, the freedom to choose my own …
Leo Xiong 2022 graduate of SCIE, studying at Vanderbilt University Looking back at my four years at SCIE, the memories that pop out most prominently would be the ones at the football team. I have started to show great passion for football in elementary school. While in middle school, I would grab a small wooden …
Four Years of Fond Memories: My Time on playing Football at SCIE Read More »
Li Ruoyu (Carl) 2020 graduate of SCIE, studying at Emory University with a double major in Physics/Economics It has been almost two years after graduating from SCIE, during which period of time the world is more than unpredictable. The global pandemic and a series of geopolitical and social factors have combined to make us the …
Anny Qiu Class of 2022, London School of Economics and Political Science 1. Those repeated “no”s finally got a “yes” When I chose the direction of my major, I used the method of exclusion. It was not until the end of G2 semester that I accidentally took the Further Mathematics lessons that I realized that …
Be Thankful for Everything I’ve Met, Run Expectantly to the Next Station Read More »
Allen Wu ■ Graduated from SCIE in 2019 ■ Studied at Emory University in the United States When writing down this text, I was in a century-old teaching building in the center of Copenhagen, Denmark. The warm sun reflected from the outside into the window and to the study room I was in. The tik-tok …
Escape and Letting Go: A Deserter’s Journey to Denmark Read More »
Emma Graduate of class of 2022，The London School of Economics and Political Science From the middle school to the international high school, my grades have never been the top, and I always “missed” the dream school at that time by a few points. But after all the dust settles, looking back, this may not be …
Nina Graduate of Class of 2022, The University of Manchester 1. About SCIE ♦ Decision of my Major After entering high school, I do not have an exact university application’s direction, so I refer to the subjects I have studied, which are more interested and good at to choose for the college major. Compared with …
Nina Ning: The Best is not Always the Best for Yourself Read More »
Crist Graduate of 2022, University College London 1. Application season is a process of self-cultivation As far as I remember, rumors about the application season, from skipping classes to the preparation of interviews, have been lingering in my ears since the first day I spent in SCIE. However, all of those were too vague for …
Crist: Fueling the Flame of Passion and Pushing the Limits of Exploration Read More »
