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US ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø schools attract students from all over the world. International students often face a unique set of challenges. This section will cover topics relevant to global students. From English immersion to preparing for entry into a US college or university, we’ll provide helpful tips and resources to help international students make informed decisions.

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International Students: ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø School Benefits

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This article explores the advantages of American boarding schools for international students, including world-class education, English immersion, college preparation, and cultural diversity. It highlights the benefits of a structured environment for non-native English speakers and the opportunity to gain a global perspective.

With over 250 schools in the United States, American boarding schools appeal to international families for a variety of reasons. According to , international students make up about 15% of the population of their member schools. We look at some of the reasons why an American boarding school is a popular option with international students around the world.

A world-class education

Almost all American boarding schools offer rigorous academics combined with compulsory athletics and a wide variety of extracurricular activities. Even more important to a parent who will probably remain at home while her child goes off to school in the United States is that boarding schools take the safety and well-being of your child very seriously. While your child is at school, 24/7 supervision is what you can expect to find at a boarding school in the United States. During vacations, the school will help you find a host for your child instead of flying him back home if that is not possible.

The academic programs at boarding schools exceed any federal, state, and local requirements. College preparatory schools usually offer courses or the curriculum. Standards are high. The other advantage of an American boarding school is the small class size. Typically, the teacher-to-student ratio is 1:15 or even less.

What is an international student?

An international student is a student who holds a foreign or non-U.S. passport. He or she is

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