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Practical writing for parents, published by the school itself. Child development, school life, and growing up in an international classroom in Qingdao.
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3:1 Student Teacher Ratio
11 Average AP Class Size
Fully Accredited Since 1998
100% Graduates Admitted to College / University
Average SAT Score 1300
Average AP Score 4.0
100 AP Tests Administered Every Year
Latest Blogs
SAT, ACT, PSAT & AP Testing Timeline by GradeA grade-by-grade testing timeline for SAT, ACT, PSAT, and AP exams – from Grade 8 through Grade 12. Dates, strategy, and what parents in China need to know.QISS Staff Writer Read More » SAT, ACT, PSAT & AP Testing Timeline by Grade
SAT vs ACT: Which Test Should Students Take?SAT vs ACT compared side by side – format, scoring, math, and timing. How to choose the right test for US college admissions, with tips for students in China.QISS Staff Writer Read More » SAT vs ACT: Which Test Should Students Take?
International High Schools in China: A Parent’s GuideHow to choose an international high school in China: AP, IB and A-Level pathways, accreditation, testing access and university outcomes explained.QISS Staff Writer Read More » International High Schools in China: A Parent’s Guide
Common App for International Students: A China GuideHow the Common App works for students applying from China – sections, deadlines, fee waivers, and what international applicants must handle differently.QISS Staff Writer Read More » Common App for International Students: A China Guide
Chinese Culture in International Schools: A Parent’s GuideHow international schools in China teach Chinese language and culture, what to look for, and how the Chinese program at QISS is organised.QISS Staff Writer Read More » Chinese Culture in International Schools: A Parent’s Guide
American Curriculum Grade by Grade: K–12 ExplainedWhat students learn in each grade of the American curriculum, from kindergarten to Grade 12, with ages, subjects and AP pathways explained.QISS Staff Writer Read More » American Curriculum Grade by Grade: K–12 Explained
AP Score Scale: What Each Score Means for CollegeAP scores run from 1 to 5, but a good score depends on your target college and subject. See what each score means and how credit works.QISS Staff Writer Read More » AP Score Scale: What Each Score Means for College
Weighted vs Unweighted GPA: What US Colleges Actually ReadWeighted and unweighted GPA measure different things, and most US colleges recalculate both. Here is what admissions officers actually look at, and how to build the strongest transcript.QISS Staff Writer Read More » Weighted vs Unweighted GPA: What US Colleges Actually Read
How Many AP Classes Should I Take? Grade-by-GradeAP class load by grade level, college tier, and personal capacity – what counselors at an accredited international school recommend for students in Grades 9-12.QISS Staff Writer Read More » How Many AP Classes Should I Take? Grade-by-Grade
Late Arrival and Early Dismissal: A Parent’s GuideLate arrival and early dismissal procedures at international schools, explained step by step. Covers sign-in, sign-out, documentation, and what parents need to know before the school day.QISS Staff Writer Read More » Late Arrival and Early Dismissal: A Parent’s Guide
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