Undergraduate

Colorful feast for learning

Unlike high school students, undergraduate students are not likely to be supervised by teachers and parents on a regular basis. Therefore, students must understand the subtle differences between studying in high school and in college. An effective self-management is essential for success. It is unacceptable to waste 4 years in college due to lack of self-discipline. On the other hand, students can be stimulated to launch journeys to knowledge exploration throughout college.

To meet the learning objectives, the following knowledge and skills are highly recommended:

1. Professional knowledge (including required courses, analytical thinking and logic & reasoning skills).
2. English comprehension in listening, speaking, reading and writing.
3. The ability to work in collaboration (including communication, negotiation, and appreciation).
4. Fitness awareness and habit.
5. The ability to feel content with life.

Through self-discipline gained during the 4 years of knowledge exploration, students can find out their own strengths and interests. The end result for dedications will be overwhelmingly rewarding and will solidify their knowledge base for a better future. During the course of study, faculty and senior students are available for problem-solving and giving advice. Please don't hesitate to consult with them at any time.

Writer Ernest Hemingway once said ,

“If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast.”