On May 22nd, students and teachers from the CHP program of Tianjin Farragut School went to the International Business School of Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFS) to conduct an immersive campus visit. The purpose of this activity is to help students understand the internationalization, academic advantages and campus culture of BFS through on-site visits, interactive exchanges and activities, so as to provide clearer guidance for their future study planning.
Trip Review: Multi-dimensional Experience BFS Charm
At the beginning of the event, the representatives of BFS Business School expressed their warm welcome to the teachers and students of Farragut and briefly introduced the school motto of Beiwai: “Comprehensive and Eclectic, Knowledgeable and Diligent”. As a leading institution of foreign language education in China, BFS builds a bridge to the world for students with 101 languages and a globalized academic vision.
In-depth Analysis of iMAP Study Abroad Program
Teachers of International Business School introduced in detail the course system and program composition of Beiwai, which is mainly divided into IBS course system, EAP IELTS-free course system, IFP course system, GSP course system and Business + Art course system.
Academic direction: covering economics and management (accounting, finance), media, international relations, law, etc. The Business School, as a non-language ace school, has AACSB accreditation.
Internationalization features: international students account for 1/4 of the total, and the courses are seamlessly connected with famous universities around the world (e.g. Northern Universities Consortium in UK, Monash University 2+2 program, etc.).
Suggestions for choosing schools: Teachers emphasize that “QS ranking is not the only criterion”. If you focus on future employment prospects, we suggest you pay attention to the “employer favorability” ranking. Take the financial mathematics major of University of Nottingham and the banking major of Bangor University for example, although the QS ranking is not top, their graduates are highly recognized by employers due to the in-depth combination of professional courses and industry practice. This combination of “non-headline institutions + high employer preference” often opens up highly competitive employment channels for students by virtue of their specialized strengths in niche fields, highlighting the importance of multi-dimensional assessment when choosing schools.
Campus Exploration and Sister Experience Sharing
Students received campus exploration task cards in groups and started the mode of independent exploration. According to the task guide, they searched for the school motto stone, the morning reading sister and other card points, visited the library, gymnasium, student activity center and other core areas, and felt the academic atmosphere of Beiwai in the exploration.
At lunchtime, Farragut graduate Vivian was a guest on Farah's “Star News Live”. As a senior sister of Beiwai's first year, Vivian vividly shared her feelings about her study and life in Beiwai International Business School's 2+2 IBS business class. She shared her insights from a multi-dimensional perspective: in terms of academic balance, she talked in detail about how to coordinate the time allocation between language refinement and professional courses; when talking about the classroom experience, she particularly mentioned that the teachers' relaxed and interactive teaching style allows students to absorb knowledge in a pleasant atmosphere; and the rich and diversified disciplines set up allows each student to give full play to his or her own strengths in the choice of majors.
Vivian especially advises students that the teaching systems of TFS and BFS are closely connected, and that a solid accumulation of knowledge in high school will directly lay a key foundation for in-depth learning in university. She emphasized from her own experience that only by building a solid foundation of subjects in high school can we realize the easy leap from “knowledge input” to “ability output” in university professional learning.
Museum of the World's Languages Tour & Quiz
Students stepped into the World Language Museum of Beijing Foreign Studies University, which is full of sense of science and technology, and were instantly surrounded by a strong atmosphere of language and culture. The museum is divided into “Traceability”, “Listening”, “Speaking”,“Writing”,“Education”，“Communication”, “Service”, and “Language”, based on the framework of basic theories of linguistics. “Education”, ‘Communication’, ‘Service’ and ‘Exploration’.
In the interactive exhibition area, everyone was interested in learning more about the evolution of world languages through multimedia equipment. From the mysterious symbols of ancient Arabic, to the unique grammatical structure of Greek, to the cultural imprints behind the endangered dialects that need to be preserved, every exploration is like opening a door to a new world.
Afterwards, the interesting knowledge contest started, covering topics such as the origin of language, grammatical features, translation skills and so on. The students actively answered the questions and deeply realized that language, as a carrier of culture, carries human history, social style and national spirit, and its richness and importance are far beyond imagination.
As an important practical part of Farragut School's CHP program, this trip to Beiwai enabled students to understand the development paths of business, humanities, science and technology, and the importance of the comprehensive competitiveness of “Academic Ability + Language + Practice” through direct contact with the resources of prestigious schools, and stimulated their enthusiasm for cross-cultural learning and communication through the Beiwai Multi-language Environment and Global Cooperation Program. At the same time, the multilingual environment and global cooperation program of Beiwai stimulated students' enthusiasm for cross-cultural learning and communication. The visit was not only a campus experience, but also a vivid career education class. In the future, Farragut School will continue to work together with the world's top universities to provide more opportunities for students to explore and help them shine in the international arena.
Tianjin Farragut School Sino-foreign Cooperative Classes
Founded in 2013 and located in the Heping District of Tianjin, Tianjin Farragut School is a college-preparatory high school with a proven track record of helping students study abroad. In 2022, two Farragut students were admitted to Ivy League universities, Yale University and the University of Pennsylvania, respectively, for their excellent grades and overall performance. 2024, Farragut was again admitted to Cornell University, a top-ranked university in the United States. 2025, Farragut was admitted to Cornell University, a top-ranked university in the world. In 2025, Farragut's graduates from the U.S.-based school achieved 100% acceptance to U.S.News' top 41 colleges and universities, with 84% of the graduates receiving offers from TOP 33 colleges and universities, and 29% of the graduates being admitted to TOP 20 colleges and universities.
The admitted colleges and universities have gathered many world-renowned top universities, the U.S. direction of admission: Northwestern University, Cornell University, UCLA, UC Berkeley, Rice University, North Carolina Chapel Hill, UC San Diego, and so on; the British and Australian direction of acceptance covers: Imperial College of Science and Technology, Oxford University, University College London, the University of Melbourne, the University of Sydney, Edinburgh University, Manchester University, and so on; Canadian direction of acceptance covers: Imperial College of Technology, Oxford University, the University College London, the University of Sydney, the University of Manchester, and so on. The University of Sydney, University of Edinburgh, University of Manchester, etc.; Canada and the direction of the arts: McGill University, University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, University of the Arts London, and so on.
The Chinese-foreign cooperative education program, known as CHP (Certified High-school Pathway), is jointly created by Tianjin Farragut School and Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU) International Business School (IBS). Students enrolled in the program complete their high school curriculum at Farragut School in Tianjin and then enter the BFSU CHP program after graduation. After completing the high school program at Farragut School, the university study mode is divided into 1+3 or 2+2 depending on the majors or courses, i.e., 1 or 2 years of study at the domestic university, and then 3 or 2 years of study at a foreign university to complete the undergraduate study.
This program adopts the mechanism of “filing before studying abroad”, in which the Chinese Service for International Students completes the filing and certification of the students' academic records before they leave the country, which is different from the traditional mode of certification after returning to the country after studying abroad.
1.Combination of U.S. high school program and BFSU business program to form a unique academic system.
2.Students will be admitted to the Business School of Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU), sharing the same academic environment and campus life with the students enrolled in the program.
3.The university cooperates with many overseas colleges and universities to diversify export choices and meet the needs of different students for higher education.
4. Reliable qualification of the program, China (Ministry of Education) Scholarship Service Center base program, academic certification is guaranteed.
5. Relatively economical way to study abroad, saving a large amount of money on overseas study and living expenses.
UK, Australia, USA, Canada, New Zealand, France, Germany, Switzerland, Korea, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, etc.
University Admissions Programs
Business Studies
Finance, Business Management, Accounting, Economics, Marketing, International Business, Management, Business Administration, Business Management, Human Resource Management, Luxury Management, Fashion Marketing, Digital Marketing Strategies, Business and Media Communications, etc.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Literature, History, Philosophy, Law, Political Science (PPE), Journalism, Advertising, Sociology, Anthropology, Education, Linguistics, Psychology, International Relations, Cultural and Media Studies, Regional Studies, Gender Studies, Film Studies, Cultural and Creative Industries, Small Languages, etc.
Science and Engineering
Computer Science, Mathematics, Biomedical Sciences, Chemistry, Exercise and Health Sciences, Mechatronics, Zoology, etc.
Arts
Fashion Management, Luxury Management, Fashion Marketing, Fashion Communication and Styling, Pure Art, Art Management, Animation Design, Game Design, Interaction Design, Illustration, Visual Communication, Graphic Design, Photography, Media, Cultural Industries Management, etc.
1. recent graduates of junior high schools and students in high school grades, no household and school registration requirements
2. Students who plan to study abroad but wish to reduce costs.
Pass an on-campus entrance test (including a written test, principal's interview and psychological evaluation)
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