News from the College Office

Sonya Ohlsson
sonyao@isb.ac.th

A HUGE Congratulations to our new graduates, the Class of 2021!! We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished. As you move on and out into the world, remember:

“In the race to better or best, forget not the simple joy of being.”

Research: The Key to Finding Out!

Researching schools in the US?? Take a look at this resource for some more in depth information: https://aeotour.com/student-library/.  Or try this: https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/

Want to study in the Netherlands? Start here: https://www.studyinholland.nl/dutch-education/studies

Is going to Uni in the UK your cup of tea? Start here: https://www.ucas.com/

How about studying Down Under?? https://www.studyinaustralia.gov.au/  Or if you have questions about Australian universities, try here: https://insight.in.th/en/

Maybe you really want to go to Canada–great! Start here: https://www.studyincanada.com/

ISB College office does not “endorse” any company or product, but we are happy to pass on things that may be useful!

Juniors:

If you have not had a final check in with your counselor, next Wednesday, the 26th, would be a perfect time to do so!! Even if it’s just 15 minutes. Or maybe it’s longer so you can discuss your latest essay draft or research questions. **A gentle reminder: college counselors will not be available over the summer, so talk to them now!!**

 

Parent Coffee Survey:
Parents! It was a tough year and we were not able to hold the Parent Coffee’s in-person and had to go virtual. We would love your feedback on the Parent Coffee series and what else you might want to see covered. Please take a moment and answer this short survey. The survey will close May 22.

Summer Programs:
If you are wondering what to do during the summer, check out our summer program opportunities list on the College Counseling Google site: Summer Programs 

College Virtual Visits:
There are no more ISB college virtual visits, but that doesn’t mean you can’t virtually visit a college or university! Please go directly to the website of the university you are interested in learning more about and see what they have to offer. Remember, you are shopping for colleges, so take the time to check them out, see what they are about and if they are the right fit. Don’t be afraid to ask them questions to make sure they are good enough for you! From TIE Online: University Visits in a Post-Covid World?

~Sonya Ohlsson (she/her)
Head of College Counseling

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