Boarding schools in the USA

For a foreign child, studying in a private school in the USA is one of the most realistic ways to determine their future in advance and lay a solid foundation for their further development, education, career, and, ultimately, their destiny equal opportunity society. Graduation from a prestigious boarding school (you need to study at school for the last 3-4 years) makes it possible to enter one of the prestigious US universities, such as Harvard University, Columbia University or Princeton University.

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St. Timothy's School

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St. Thomas more school 

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Bloomfield michigan

La lumiere school

La Porte, Indiana

Cotter schools 

Winona minnesota

Maumee valley school 

Toledo ohio 

Atcison, kansas

Missoury Military Acad.

La Porte, Indiana

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Allen academy

Bryan texas

Mt. Pleasant, Utah

St. Petersburg, Florida

St. Andrews School      

Boca Raton, Florida

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Tappahannok, Virginia

  women's school

St. Stanislaus College  

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Subiaco academy           Subiaco, Arkansas

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 High school enrollment

Dates of admission and entry requirements 

The standard admission period for a number of schools in the United States is from September to January-February, however, some schools admit students until the summer, subject to availability.

Required documents: 

1. A number of top boarding schools require SSAT (Secondary School Admission Test) or TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language). In most of these schools, the TOEFL score should be around 100. Other schools often do not require such tests.  

2. Report card.

3. Characteristics / letters of recommendation from teachers.

4. Interview with a school representative.

The cost of studying in private boarding schools varies from $ 25,000 to $ 40 (includes tuition, accommodation, meals, extracurricular activities, overseeing students during the program, assistance in solving all urgent problems, medical insurance).

* Tuition fees are paid per semester / trimester. Although in some cases, the payment system may vary.

How to choose a school for a child in the USA? 

The choice of schools in the United States is simply huge, but only one of them will study your child. When choosing a boarding school, parents usually pay attention to its location, tuition fees and the prestige of the institution. An important criterion for selecting a school can be statistics on the admission of its graduates to the most prestigious educational institutions. You can get detailed advice when choosing a school and full support for admission to US educational institutions from the specialists of the Global Ambassador Center.

 Opportunities for American Secondary Education

The American secondary education system gives everyone equal opportunities, with the implication that in order to fully realize their potential, children must develop according to individual programs. There are 12 classes in high school in the USA. There is no system of planned indicators and "cheating marks" for lagging children. Among other features of the US high school is the high computerization of school curricula. 

Private boarding schools offered by us are elite schools that provide the best conditions for the education and permanent residence of their students. Such a school is ideal for preparing for admission to a prestigious university. In addition, boarding schools have all the opportunities for practicing various sports, music, arts and leisure activities. To enter a prestigious private school, you must pass the tests and pass an interview.

To this day, part of the boarding schools teach only boys or only girls. Most educational institutions accept students of both sexes. Each of the approaches certainly has its advantages.

Preparation for admission to higher educational institutions: Starting in the fall of grade 11, each student works with a higher education adviser, individually selecting programs for subsequent admission and determining the stages of preparing documents and passing the necessary tests. 

At the end of the 11th, first half of the 12th grade, students pass the exam - SAT, which is of two levels. The first - SAT I - includes verbal and mathematical parts, the second, more advanced and complex - SAT II - checks the knowledge of three subjects of choice from the proposed list. Most colleges require SAT I to be admitted, but most prestigious universities prefer SAT II

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