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Chung Quynh Thuy Nga

From the first generation of VAS students studying the A-Level program to a Shorelight Admissions Representative

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That's the brilliant journey of Chung Quynh Thuy Nga - an example of investing in international education from an early age

12 years of commitment and trust in the comprehensive quality of education at VAS
The first generation of VAS A-Level graduates

With a solid academic foundation and prestigious A-Level certificates, Thuy Nga achieved important goals:

  • Successfully applied to Florida International University (FIU), a top 40 public university in the US
  • Received a full waiver of first-year university credits, saving significant time and study abroad costs

After 4 successful years studying at FIU, Thuy Nga is now an Admissions Representative for Shorelight – a reputable education group connecting international students with leading universities in the US.

Ready to break through and become a global citizen today with VAS!

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