Aashna's Path to University College London - SAIS Alumni

“Stamford’s philosophy of facilitating freedom to explore and discover, has equipped me with the ability to dream and persevere with my goals.”

Aashna, accepted into University College London, European Social and Political Studies

From Stamford American to University College London

Aashna moved to Singapore from her home country India when she was 16.

Her academic journey began in Stamford American International School where she completed Grade 11 through to graduation in Grade 12.

Aashna has a penchant for International Relations, particularly those that have a combination of Social and Economic Development.

She reveals that Stamford American International School has given her the support to pursue her dreams and the “freedom to explore and discover”.

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Aashna’s experience at Stamford American International School

Describe your experience at Stamford American International School in 5 words

Stamford has been liberating, creatively stimulating, culturally enriching, inspiring and fun!

How has Stamford American International School equipped you beyond school?

This school thrives on the philosophy of intellectual freedom; which has invaluably equipped me with the ability to dream and the perseverance to succeed.

What are the memorable experiences at Stamford American International School that helped you achieve your results?

I love engaging in academic discussions at Stamford. Additionally, I love that I receive the constant support from faculty and teachers, and most importantly – the overall encouragement.

Tell us your choice of university and why this is your chosen pathway

Dual Degree Program in European, Social and Political Studies at University College of London. I intend to major in International Relations, and this course provides the ideal opportunity to learn at two distinguished universities which are particularly renowned in this field. Ultimately, it links back to my goal of working in a position that covers social and economic development in the world.