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East Asia Regional Institute High Schools Currently Registered to Attend Institution Institution Location American School of Bombay India Asia Pacific International School Republic of Korea Beijing Bayi School China Beijing Kaiwen Academy China Branksome Hall Asia Republic of Korea British School of Beijing, BSB China Busan Foreign School Republic of Korea Chadwick International Republic of Korea Chengdu Jiaxiang Foreign Languages School attached to Chengdu No.7 Middle School International High School China Daewon Foreign Language High School Republic of Korea Dulwich College Seoul Republic of Korea Dulwich College Suzhou China Dulwich International High School Suzhou China Dwight School Seoul Republic of Korea East China Normal University Affiliated Bilingual School China Hanyoung Foreign Language High School Republic of Korea HARBIN WANBANG SCHOOL China Hsinchu International School Taiwan International School Manila Philippines International School of Dongguan China International School of Ulaanbaatar Mongolia Jiaxiang Foreign Language School International High School China Kang Chiao International School (East China Campus) China Keystone Academy China Korea International School Republic of Korea Mercedes-Benz International School India Nanjing High School of Jiangsu Province China North London Collegiate School, Jeju Republic of Korea Quanzhou No.5 High School China Saint Paul Preparatory Seoul Republic of Korea Sant School Mongolia Seoul Foreign School Republic of Korea Shanghai Qibao Dwight High School China Shanghai World Foreign Language Academy China Suzhou Singapore International School China Taipei American School Taiwan The Independent Schools Foundation Academy Hong Kong The Second High School Attached to Beijing Normal University China Tsinghua University High School International - Chaoyang China Turner Fenton Secondary School Canada UWC South East Asia, Dover Campus Singapore Victoria Shanghai Academy Hong Kong VNUHCM High School for the Gifted Vietnam Wellington College International Shanghai China Western Academy of Beijing China Woodstock School India Wuxi No.1 High School China Yew Chung International School Beijing China YK PAO SCHOOL China Yongsan International School of Seoul Republic of Korea As of 07.20.17 Subject to Change .

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