College Acceptance

Keystone graduates are enrolled in universities around the world such as Dartmouth, Duke University, New York University, Notre Dame University, Rice, Stanford University, Yale University, West Point Military Academy.

Since Keystone graduates emphasize strict curriculum and unique learning skills, they have their own qualifications for active in university environment. Our graduates were very successful at the university and more than 80% came back to the second year university (reported by the National Student Information Center).

If the school you are considering is not on this list, please call the school admissions office to see if they accept Keystone units.

Once your child enters Keystone's high school program, a certified counselor will help your child complete the college entrance process. The counselor will help you prepare your child for SAT and ACT exams and through your university application and enrollment process as well as help your child build personalized higher education and career plans I will lead your child.

We work closely with students and are on the way to entering the university by offering the following

Pre-college preparatory course including university's compulsory subjects, pre-college course, language study

Extracurricular activities will provide keystone students with competitive advantage such as keystone connection student news, keystone student union, photo club etc.

Experienced staff and resources to prepare students for college selection and application process

Transcripts and proposals of Keystone's faculty and officers will be sent to the university and the university. Please download and fill in the university application form

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