Dinh Ngoc Nhat Quynh

Ready to continue an outstanding academic journey in Canada with VAS student Dinh Ngoc Nhat Quynh

As she begins an exciting new chapter in Canada, Dinh Ngoc Nhat Quynh has already made an impressive start by earning five scholarships from three of Canada's leading universities, the University of Toronto, the University of British Columbia, and Simon Fraser University, with a combined value of 75,000 CAD.

Nhat Quynh will soon pursue a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Toronto, one of Canada's highest-ranked universities and a globally recognized institution for academic excellence.
Her remarkable achievements are the result of years of focused preparation and a clear vision for her future. From an early stage, Nhat Quynh set her sights on studying abroad and steadily built a well-rounded academic profile throughout her years at VAS.

A strong academic foundation has been one of the key factors behind her success. Through the Cambridge programme at VAS, she consistently achieved A and A* grades in Mathematics and Business in the Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International AS Level examinations. These accomplishments reflect not only her academic ability but also the analytical thinking and problem-solving skills she developed over many years of study.

Beyond the classroom, Nhat Quynh demonstrated her passion for innovation by winning Second Prize at the City-level Science and Engineering Fair during the 2024-2025 academic year with her project, "Applying IoT Technology to a Water Leakage Detection Device." The project showcased her creativity, technological knowledge, and ability to apply classroom learning to real-world challenges.

Her strong academic English proficiency, developed throughout her education at VAS, also played an important role in helping her excel in university applications, personal essays, and scholarship interviews. These language skills will continue to support her success as she transitions into an international learning environment.

Outside academics, Nhat Quynh actively participated in community initiatives and extracurricular projects, including The Giver and Color Your Dream, where she strengthened her leadership, teamwork, and communication skills while making meaningful contributions to the community.

With an outstanding combination of academic excellence, research experience, leadership, and community engagement, Nhat Quynh successfully secured five scholarships from some of Canada's most prestigious universities. VAS is proud to have supported her journey and looks forward to seeing her continue to thrive as she pursues new opportunities on the global stage.