Singapore American School

At SAS, I learned to manage my time carefully and always say "yes" to a challenge.

SAS really inspires student autonomy and initiative. I feel that the predominant attitude at SAS is, “Do it and show me results, then let’s talk,” and I can’t think of a better lesson for real life.

Through SAS, I have made lifelong friendships with people who are very different from me, and I think it is this diversity that makes the school so special.

SAS taught me to put in more than what’s expected, rather than doing the bare minimum.

The most valuable lesson I learned at SAS was to put 101% into everything I did.

SAS helped me prepare for college through teaching me the importance of time management, especially through Quest and project-based learning.

SAS has prepared me for college because it’s taught me how to lead with compassion and empathy, especially through my work in the executive service council.

Competition is a huge part of the SAS culture, and although at times it can be overwhelming, it has led me to keep pushing myself to grow as a person, student, and dancer.