Anson of the Quality Institute:

For two months, we have been discussing this issue with principals and admissions officers in the United States. Discrimination does exist in society. But as far as I know, there is no tolerance for discrimination in schools, especially Michu and others.

On the one hand, these are also small in scale. There are more than 200 people in Meichu, and an average of 500 in Meigao. There are also relatively small ones. The monitoring of children and some are very sufficient. I also have some students and teachers. Have you ever heard the phrase "China also has"? They have never heard of it.

There are also junior high schools and high schools in private boarding houses, and there are also people behind them. They are all well-educated. Some of these members will be very objective, but also have epidemic and ethnic affairs, and also have concepts and pass on to them. They are very good. The few associations also have narrow words and deeds;

There are also schools that have a history of recruiting international students for dozens or even hundreds of years. They have always attached great importance to the equality of students and students. If there is discrimination, the school will also be detained as "no-no". Hats are also unacceptable and unacceptable by the school authorities, and are also very detrimental to some admissions.