Sherry Wang – SpringLight Education Institute

免费讲座：谈谈校内校外课的选择，标准考试及竞赛的准备与相互配合 Free seminar: Course selection, standard tests, and academic competitions

August 27, 2018 Leave a comment

学业是升学的最重要因素。由于种种原因，学生需要在校外寻求学业上的帮助。美国的教育体系非常特别，让学生可以有不同的选择。选择不同，会对升学有很大的影响。我们每天都接到很多电话询问有关校内校外课的选择，标准考试及竞赛的准备与相互配合等。作为被WASC认证的教育机构，春晖教育的高品质特色培训课程享誉湾区。网络课程学生遍布美国各州和中国主要大城市。春晖为学生提供的四年课程规划，标准考试和竞赛培训，以及实习机会为学生进入理想大学建立了坚实的基础。春晖的历届学生都进入到了自己的理想大学。春晖教育的升学规划顾问王晓瑞将亲自为您分享并解答家长的所有疑问。欢迎报名参加这次免费讲座：时间：8月29日，周三晚 7:30-9:00 地点：20432 Silverado Ave, Ste 212， Cupertino，CA 95014 联络：spring.light.edu@gmail.com, 408-480-7547 报名：https://goo.gl/TqPQxW

8/25/18 Free Seminar: Liberal Arts and the Claremont Colleges

August 22, 2018 Leave a comment

In today’s world of higher education, prospective students have a number of institutions to choose from. Among these are universities, technical and trade schools, for-profit enterprises, and liberal arts colleges. This seminar will focus on the latter, liberal arts colleges, which have risen to prominence as an attractive and, in some cases, superior alternative to […]

Digital Art Assistant: Photoshop

July 27, 2018 Leave a comment

Want a new Instagram filter? How about a t-shirt design without printing the t-shirt? An advertisement poster for clubs or events? Or maybe that very important art portfolio that needs to get done? Register for class today. Who: All students no matter what skill level Where: 20432 Silverado, Ste 212, Cupertino, CA […]

7/28/18 Free Seminar: Grow Your Leadership With Passion

July 26, 2018 Leave a comment

Everyone can be a leader, a title isn’t necessary. Do you know how to have real leadership? How do you find your passion? How do you find your passion with leadership? Where are the opportunities to nurture you/your child’s leadership? How can you have an impact on your community? Do you want to hear from […]

Words From Students and Parents to Mrs. Lital Webster

July 20, 2018 Leave a comment

6/30/2018 Seminar: Stand Out with Properly Preparing Your Dream College Application

June 28, 2018 Leave a comment

It’s harder than it’s ever been to get into the Ivies. Dartmouth College had its most selective year with the Class of 2022, accepting 8.7% of the 22,033 students who applied. With several B’s and a pretty regular choice of high school courses, Bill seemed to be less blatantly outstanding than most other applicants. However, […]

6/24/2018 Seminar: Four Paths to Princeton

June 21, 2018 Leave a comment

Getting admitted to Ivy League schools is harder than ever. Princeton University only admitted 5.5 percent of applicants to the Class of 2022. It’s especially difficult for Asian students, as the Harvard lawsuit shows. Four Princeton students from the Class of 2020 will be speaking on their admissions process and experience at Princeton. They are: Daniel […]

6/16/2018 Creative Art Seminar Registration 创意艺术教育的误区和正解

June 14, 2018 Leave a comment

When is the best age for children to learn art? Is sooner really better than later? If my child has no artistic talent, does this mean that his/her logical thinking ability is stronger? Does learning art help with learning science? My child doesn’t have any painting experience. Is it too late to start learning art […]

Free Seminar: How to improve your child’s performance in school (and in life)

June 3, 2018 Leave a comment

Want to know how to motivate your child to study and prepare for college? Want to learn what you could do to help your child get better grades in school? Want to help your child manage stress and anxiety more effectively? Do you wonder why your intelligent child sometimes performs poorly in exams? If you […]

6/3/2018 Seminar：How Do An Asian Boy Get Admitted To Stanford

May 18, 2018 Leave a comment

College admissions is becoming more and more competitive. Stanford’s acceptance rate hit a record low this year of 4.29%. For Chinese boy without any legacy, it is harder. Andrew Li, a typical Asian boy, looks like a well rounded Lynbrook student, why Stanford admitted him at early admission? Register the seminar and know Andrew’s story: […]

Author: Sherry Wang