Best intl. universities

[Anonymous]

Hoping to get some advice for my niece. She wants to go abroad for her college experience and is looking at Canada and Europe. She is a high stats applicant (maybe T-20 caliber) and applying in the fall. Any suggestions? So far she has looked at UofT, McGill, Oxford/Cambridge, and St. Andrew's.

[Anonymous]

Why not Asia?

NUS is really strong

[Anonymous]

Not sure, she hasn't mentioned any Asian universities to me. I will suggest it to her. I think she would be open to it!

[Anonymous]

George Mason Korea

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not sure, she hasn't mentioned any Asian universities to me. I will suggest it to her. I think she would be open to it!

Keio

Waseda

Doshisha

All in Japan / check them out

[Anonymous]

Le Sorbonne
Padua
Bologna

[Anonymous]

Stick with UK schools. Would depend on major but would go for the top tier schools such as Oxford/Cambridge, St Andrews, Edinburgh, LSE and Imperial if interested in STEM.

[Anonymous]

What does she want to study?

[Anonymous]

Edinburgh. My dc graduated a few years ago. It was a great experience all around.

[Anonymous]

Trinity, Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, then any of the Russel Group.

[Anonymous]

If interested in UK schools, be sure to hit the APs. You'll need five 5s for oxford or Cambridge.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not sure, she hasn't mentioned any Asian universities to me. I will suggest it to her. I think she would be open to it!

Keio

Waseda

Doshisha

All in Japan / check them out

Those are great universities in Japan. I don't think they convey much value outside of Japan, though.

[Anonymous]

My sister got her PhD at Glasgow University in Scotland. It was a while ago and much different than undergrad but she loved it.

[Anonymous]

Is she fluent (or close) in any language(s) other than English?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If interested in UK schools, be sure to hit the APs. You'll need five 5s for oxford or Cambridge.

Oxford only needs 3.