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In Shanghai schools, student body diversity is strongly correlated to a school's tuition. Schools with higher tuition attract the children of upper-level expat management drawing high salaries at multinational corporations. This is where you will find the greatest source of diversity in the city's under-18 population. Cheaper schools like SMIC, FIS and SHSID attract the children of expats on less generous packages, which means they are typically returnees, ABC/CBC, or other Asian expats (Korea, HK/Taiwan, Singapore, India). In this respect we are similar to the other schools you mention, and I don't think it's something that favors one school over another. Like I said above, if you look at a broader range of schools in terms of price you will find more diversity, like at SCIS, SAS and Concordia.