With Mei-Mei Wang (Grade 9) and Worthing Bailey (Grade 12)

by Emily Liu & Belle Ng (Grade 9)

by Kevin Huang (Grade 12) Kevin takes you inside some senior class milestones... This episode covers: grad photo day, Frozen, senior sleepover, art exhibition prep and the exhibition opening.

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing? A: I live in Atlanta, GA. I’m a sophomore studying behavioral neuroscience at Emory. Q: What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung? What’s the biggest similarities?  A: I would say Atlanta is a bit similar to Kaohsiung because it is a relatively big city, but there are also suburban areas around it. But Atlanta felt much more inconvenient since you need a car to get to different places, and I really miss th

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing? A: I currently live in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I’m a junior at Carnegie Mellon University, but since I’m graduating a semester early, I’m technically considered a senior! I study Business Administration and Decision Science. Q. What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung? What’s the biggest similarity? A: The biggest difference is definitely the weather. Pennsylvania gets so cold, and it snows all the way

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing? A : I currently live in Medford, Massachusetts. I’m studying at Tufts University which is around a 40 minute train ride from downtown Boston. I chose to come near Boston because I wanted to be close to a city. It was either here or the West Coast, no in between. In terms of academics, I’m probably going to major in Biology as I’m currently on the pre-med track. Q. What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung?

+Worthing Bailey (Grade 12)

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing? A: I ’m currently a freshman at University of Minnesota twin cities studying chemistry. The reason I choose Minnesota is to experience the big Midwest lifestyle but also the campus is 10 minutes away from downtown, so I’m not living in the middle of nowhere like Iowa.  Q. What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung? What’s the biggest similarities? A: the biggest difference here is definitely the weather, th

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing? A: I live in Boston, MA. I'm a second year at Northeastern University studying Cybersecurity and Fintech and currently in the process of getting a coop(internship) for next semester. Q. What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung? What’s the biggest similarities? A: The biggest difference is the amount of diversity and the weather here, you are exposed to a lot more people from different backgrounds and it’s

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing?  A: I live in Debrecen, Hungary now. I attend medical school here at University of Debrecen , which basically allows me to get an MD, a masters, and a bachelor’s degree after 6 years. Q. What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung? What’s the biggest similarities? A : Basically everything is different. There are no similarities as far as I can tell. Kaohsiung is very convenient and it’s pretty lively. Debrece

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing?  A: I’m currently at the University of Hong Kong , studying a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery under their Distinguished MedScholar track. I’m also involved with AMSAHK, a medical student organization under the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations and the Asian Medical Students’ Association.  Q. What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung? What’s the biggest similarities? A:

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing? A: I currently live in New York as I am doing my undergrad in Biology here at NYU! Q. What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung? What’s the biggest similarities? A: One big difference between Kaohsiung and NYC is definitely the cost of living. Everything in New York is significantly more expensive than in Taiwan and the pace of everything also feels faster and more intense. A similarity between Kaohsiung an

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing? A: I am currently in a transitional period as I prepare to move from Chicago, US, to London, UK. Having recently completed my undergraduate degree at the School of the Art Institute Chicago , I am now waiting for my graduate program to begin in September at Sotheby’s Institute London. During this time, I have been catching up on books and movies that I did not have time for over the past few years. I am also writing short ess

with Worthing Bailey (Grade 12)

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing? A: I live in Ann Arbor right now! I live in an apartment with four of my friends. I am a second year at the University of Michigan , studying biology on the pre-dental track. I spend most of my time studying, rehearsing for my acappella group, hosting events for the Taiwanese student club at Michigan, and playing mahjong with my friends. I spend quite a lot of time on extracurriculars. Our acappella recently competed in the I

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing? A: I’m currently living in West Lafayette, Indiana in the United States, attending Purdue University and majoring in exploratory studies.  Q. What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung? What’s the biggest similarities? A: The biggest differences are the food, weather, and transportation. The dining court is helpful for losing weight. The weather is very cold, with snow and strong winds. Since our school is i

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Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing?  A: Currently, I am living in Paris. After completing my military service in Taiwan, I decided to start a new chapter of my life here. One question people in Paris often ask is, “Que fais-tu dans la vie?” — which means, “What do you do for a living?” My usual answer is that I am still searching for what I truly want to do in life. At the moment, I am much like many of you: still studying and exploring different possibilities.

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing? A: I am currently studying nutrition and dietetics bachelor+master in UNSW, Sydney in Australia.  I just arrived in Sydney a month ago, I had a half year gap in Kaohsiung because my programme doesn’t start until February, 2026. During my half year gap, I did volunteer work at elementary school, parent child centres, did part time jobs, and learnt to make bags and dolls. Q. What are the biggest differences between there and K

Q. Where do you live now? Why? What are you doing? A: I’m a freshman studying Biochemistry in Boston College now! Boston has always been my dream city to live in and now I’m here! Q. What are the biggest differences between there and Kaohsiung? What’s the biggest similarities? A: The weather:( It’s now freezing and snowing so bad in the east coast. I always have trouble talking about weather with my friends because they all read fahrenheit instead of celsius. But I have adap