家庭が待つ間、学校が決める：元入試部長による2月の内部事情
(Written by Angie M., a B&B Consultant and former Admissions Director at The American School in Japan.) February is often the hardest month for families navigating international school admissions. By this point, applications have been submitted, interviews completed, and recommendations received. From the outside, everything seems to slow down. Inboxes are quiet. There are no visible updates. And the waiting begins to feel heavy. But inside an admissions office, February is anything but quiet. February Is Puzzle Season During my years leading admissions at ASIJ, I found February to be the month of the thousand-piece jigsaw puzzle. Admissions teams begin laying out every piece on the table. Re-enrollment numbers. Families […]