I miss the familiarity of it. I love new places and challenges, but apart from the cliché of missing my friends and teachers, I think that here I really belong to a community.

Bill Yang, '17
4 years at WAB
Canada

The diverse community. At my university, you have to seek it out. Here at WAB, it’s built-in.

Sophia Huang, '15
5 years at WAB
United States

The relationships with my teachers and my grade.

Miya Comargo, '17
4 years at WAB
United Kingdom

Definitely my friends and even being around the teachers. When you’re here, you’re immersed with everybody else around you. You have such an easy time communicating with other people, finding people to be friends with, finding things to do on the weekends.

Max Shang, '17
7 years at WAB
Australia

The teachers, the support, rapport and friendship.

Henri Vickers, '17
2 years at WAB
Australia

Having a community that you can go to for support.

Sarah Chan, '17
12 years at WAB
Singapore

It’s the teachers. Teachers here try to establish a special relationship with each individual student and that’s super cool.

Christian Neoh, '16
10 years at WAB
Australia

The community. It's more diverse at WAB.

Richie Lee, '15
4 years at WAB
New Zealand

The resources at WAB. You can do so many things when you're in school and make the most of it.

Rhiannon Sim, '15
7 years at WAB
New Zealand

The teachers. Whenever you have a personal or academic issue, WAB's teachers will help you a lot.

Owen Ji, '17
4 years at WAB
Spain

WAB's community – it was intimate and every one was good friends with their teachers. I miss the vibe of the school.

Michelle Leow, '17
5 years at WAB
Singapore/Vietnam

Living in an international community. Not many have the same open-mindedness and diversity.

Aliisa Harju, '16
12 years at WAB
Finland