It’s no surprise that medicine remains one of the most popular fields of study among Thai families. Thailand is increasingly recognized as a Medical Hub in the ASEAN region, with strong potential to further develop its medical tourism and wellness tourism industries.

So, let’s take a break from studying and exam preparation and unwind by exploring the rivalries between universities around the world. 👀

Looking back from the pre-COVID years to today, tuition fees are another important figure families should revisit, especially those whose children aspire to study in international BBA programs at Chulalongkorn University or Thammasat University.

The published tuition fee may differ significantly from what a family actually needs to pay. Researching scholarships and financial aid is just as important as preparing the university application itself.

Beyond their regular schoolwork and exams, students planning to enter university—especially those pursuing international programs—must also navigate SAT, ACT, AP, IB, A Level, IGCSE, and IELTS, understanding what each assessment is for and which ones are actually necessary for their chosen path.

Looking at the statistics from 2018–2026, we can see that the average SAT score increased every year, rising from 1,376 to 1,498. Meanwhile, the lowest reported score increased from 1,340 to 1,460.