Grade 11 students excitedly experienced university life in an international-standard educational environment at VinUniversity.

This was an opportunity for students to directly explore an elite educational environment, witness modern facilities firsthand, and immerse themselves in an international-standard learning atmosphere.

During the meeting with Ms. Nguyễn Thị Hồng Thái, Head of Admissions at VinUniversity, students gained detailed insights into the training goals of its four colleges, as well as the rigorous AACC evaluation criteria (Ability, Aspiration, Creativity, Commitment). Practical information about application timelines and how to build a personal roadmap helped Greenfield School students develop a clearer understanding of what it takes to secure admission to university.

A highlight of the trip was the opportunity to “step into the shoes” of VinUni students through engaging trial classes. At the College of Business and Management, students explored global cash flow dynamics. At the College of Health Sciences, essential first-aid skills were taught in a vivid and practical way. Meanwhile, at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussions on AI, future careers, and 21st-century skills opened up fresh perspectives for students. Through these sample classes, Grade 11 students gained a multidimensional understanding of different fields, supporting their future career orientation.

The journey concluded with an exciting campus tour across the 23-hectare grounds. Words like “overwhelming” and “impressive” were frequently heard as students witnessed modern lecture halls, libraries, sports complexes, and cutting-edge laboratories.

Over the years, many generations of Greenfield School students have successfully earned prestigious scholarships and become outstanding students at VinUniversity. Continuing that spirit, Greenfield School believes this trip not only provided valuable real-world insights but also served as a strong source of inspiration, empowering Grade 11 students to confidently plan their studies and prepare for a breakthrough in their important final year ahead.