China certainly won't take the college entrance examination, but you have to take two Chinese courses every semester to get a Chinese diploma.

In fact, you can go out if you have money and poor English, but the school is definitely a language class in a junk school. Studying hard in Maple Leaf is sure to get into a good foreign university, but you have to take the TOEFL or IELTS test yourself and take the college entrance examination in the country you want to study in.

Regarding the entrance examination, the average score of 80% should be no problem. There is also a requirement that the English subject score must be above 86% to be exempted from the exam. In fact, the entrance exam is not difficult at all (although I am exempt from the exam). There are graded exams after entering school, which is more important. It is related to your graduation in a few years. You will decide whether you are in Class A, Class B or Class C according to your performance in summer training and exam results. Class A will graduate without failing the course for two and a half years (because those who fail the course will have to retake the exam, but they can just leave the school after retaking it twice), and class B/C will take three years or even longer.

As far as teaching is concerned, in fact, Maple Leaf is only satisfactory in teaching. The course is in BC, Canada, and the teachers are all Canadians. Foreign teachers can say that their style is classroom interaction, but some subjects are really not interactive. ...

Maple Leaf also has a branch in Shanghai. There are also American international schools here in Dalian. The conditions are better than maple leaves, but the tuition will be more expensive, one year100000. If you want to go to America in the future, you'd better go to an American international school. At this point, I regret going to Maple Leaf very much ............... ……TT.