In the fall of her senior year, Jessie participated in a sports study abroad seminar focused on swimming. Encouraged by her high school coach, she looked forward to the challenge of attending and swimming at a NCAA university. After consulting with her parents and seeking advice from various sources, she contacted ACA, where we specialize in sports study abroad services. On October 15, she signed a contract with ACA at their Taipei 101 World Trade Center office, officially starting the application process for studying abroad in the US.

During her time on the IWCC women’s golf team, Winnie interacted well with her teammates in a new country and performed excellently academically, achieving a GPA of 4.0. This was a bonus for her application as she applied to four-year colleges, as exceptional student-athletes are often recruited more aggressively by NCAA universities.

Jerry distinguishes himself from other golf student athletes with his deep passion for art. He has been studying art since the third grade and has been enrolled in art classes throughout high school. After considering studying abroad in the United States during high school, Jerry was introduced to ACA through consultants’ recommendations and planning. Only then did Jerry and his parents truly understand the opportunity to study abroad in the United States, allowing Jerry an excellent chance to develop simultaneously in golf and art. This has also strengthened his determination to move forward toward this goal.

Eventually, Tiffany won the 15th FCG Callaway World Championship in the U.S. with scores of 72-64-65, totaling 201 strokes over three days, finishing 11 under par. By then, ACA had negotiated generous full scholarship recruitment conditions with more than twelve U.S. college teams for Tiffany. However, these achievements were not coincidental but the result of perfect planning, groundwork, and cooperation between Tiffany, her family, and ACA.