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My name is Janet He, and I am a graduate of the UISZ DSE program for the Class of 2025. I am also a candidate for this year's Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) examination. I chose to take the HKDSE program because I hold a Hong Kong identity card, which allows me to apply to universities in Hong Kong through the JUPAS system. Compared to other international programs, the DSE provides me with a more direct and strategic pathway for further education, especially aimed at my goal of studying in Hong Kong.
As the global university admissions season continues, our second cohort of DSE graduates at UISZ has once again demonstrated their strength with outstanding performance. To date, our DSE graduates have collectively received 7 university offers from prestigious institutions worldwide, with approximately 43% of graduates being admitted to global TOP 50 universities or programs, and about 86% to global TOP 100 universities or programs.
In an era of information overload, “knowing” ≠ “understanding”. True educational wisdom lies in cross-cultural insights, industry expertise, and actionable strategies. Utahloy is committed to breaking traditional boundaries by creating a platform for families to access firsthand knowledge, diverse perspectives, and forward-thinking approaches. From policy updates to mental resilience, academic planning to career development—our “U-look” Salon aims to cut through the noise and bring clarity to education decisions.
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