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Why choose Saint John’s?

SAINT JOHN’S HIGH SCHOOL IS LOCATED IN WEST ISLIP, NEW YORK

Video Broadcasting and TV Studio

The Video Broadcasting and TV Studio

allows students to utilize state-of-the-

art technologies to create, produce,

and manage television and radio

shows. Students report school-wide

announcements and operate cameras,

lighting, and sound at a professional level.

Art Program (Electives)Saint John’s is home to three different

art studios that encourage learning and

creative expression. Students can take

classes such as Photography, Advanced

Drawing, CGI, Graphic Design, and

Advanced Painting. University level art

courses are also offered for students who

are looking for more advanced classes.

Award-Winning FacultyThe faculty members at Saint John’s

stand out among other schools for their

achievements and their dedication to

students. Students frequently cite the

supportive faculty as being their favorite

part of their Saint John’s experience,

and Long Island residents voted

teacher Regina Hall “Best Teacher on

Long Island” three years in a row.1

1966Year Saint John’s

was founded

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Total Student Population

7%International

Student Population

26Average class size

55AP and Honors

Courses

16 Courses Available

for College Credit or Dual

Enrollment

100%of faculty with

advanced degrees

" Saint John’s High School is a strong, academic community. We value our partnership with UTP as we strive to educate our young men and women to develop into strong leaders to take their places in our 21st-century world."

BIAGIO M. ARPINOPRINCIPAL

1 As recognized by the Long Island Press’ Best of Long Island Program in 2015, 2016, and 2017.

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Student Graduates and Results

Top international student acceptances for Saint John's High School.1

JULIA GAARE UNITED STATES

SAT: 13302 GPA: 101.01

ATTENDING: #8 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

MINGYANG XU (JERRY) BEJING, CHINA

SAT: 14662 GPA: 4.0

ATTENDING: #30 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

BARBARA LOUSSEAU REIMS, FRANCE

SAT: 13402 GPA: 99.6

ATTENDING: #39 BOSTON UNIVERSITY

WANZHENG LIU (TIZEN) HARBIN, CHINA

SAT: 14202 GPA: 82.8

ATTENDING: #60 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT

1 Rankings indicated by the U.S. News & World Report 2019.2 Total SAT score out of 1600.

#3 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

#5 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

#8 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

#10 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY

#14 CORNELL UNIVERSITY

#18 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS

#20 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

#21 EMORY UNIVERSITY

#23 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

#24 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

#27 WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY

#30 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - SANTA BARBARA

#30 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

#30 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

#32 BOSTON COLLEGE

#33 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - IRVINE

#34 BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY

#34 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

#34 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

#37 BOSTON UNIVERSITY

$56 millionin scholarships

awards to graduates

1470 SATAverage SAT score

of top 10% of International

Student Graduates

1247 SATAverage SAT score

of International Student

Graduates

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Academic Resources and FacilitiesTake advantage of the best in education!Saint John’s High School offers a wide variety of academic resources to aid in your success

during your time studying in the USA. From cutting-edge technology to college counseling,

you will have the opportunity to excel in your studies and achieve your academic goals.

Genesis Research LabIn the on-campus Genesis Research Lab, students conduct independent research projects in a field of choice such as psychology, sociology, and more. This advanced scientific research program gives students a strong grasp in advanced research methods in preparation for university.

Lace Lecture HallStudents gather in the college-inspired Lace Lecture Hall for important presentations and meetings.

Smart Board ClassroomsSaint John’s Smart Board classrooms feature audio, video, Internet, and touch screen capabilities that foster a fully interactive, multi-media learning experience. Teachers and students can write, present, and research in real time.

Updated Library Saint John’s completely remodeled and updated state-of-the-art library is accessible to all students. In addition to serving as a quiet, college-modeled study environment, it features an interactive learning classroom, a 38-station Mac lab, 40 PC laptops, a 3-D printer, and two mobile iPad carts.

Dance StudioThe on-campus Dance Studio is home to both international and American students. Programs for dancers of all levels are available, with a variety of different courses and clubs. Students even have the opportunity to choreograph their own dances and perform at school events.

Flex ClassroomThis cutting-edge area is designed with interactive learning in mind. The room is able to host an entire class for an interactive learning session or a college-level research project with ease.

AuditoriumWhether it be a performance by the Wind Ensemble, the Drama club, the Spring Musical, or a school assembly, there is no place in Saint John’s quite like the school auditorium. The auditorium, air conditioned and with comfortable seating, allows the student body to take center stage in a variety of productions.

Video Editing LabStudents at Saint John’s have access to an award-winning video editing lab. Using ultra-modern software such as Final Cut Pro, students have the opportunity to produce videos and movies for Saint John’s YouTube channel and productions for school assemblies and classes.

University and College Counseling Center (Guidance Offices)Each student is assigned a college counselor who guides them through the college application process and makes recommendations based on SAT/ ACT scores, GPA, and career interests. Representatives from top 100 Universities also visit for Q&A sessions.

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On Campus Student Advising and Support

Saint John's has a full-service international center on campus, which

is the cornerstone of support for international students in the school.

The team is on campus every day to assist students with social, academic,

and host family questions that may arise throughout the school year.

Transportation ServicesWhether a student takes the school bus to school,

attends practice after school hours, or has a host family drive them to school; our service team coordinates all

aspects of transportation to ensure your student is safe and on time to school.

Academic Scheduling, Uniforms and Supplies

To guarantee students are prepared for the first day of school, our team organizes all materials, uniforms, and

documentation to ensure a successful first day of classes.

Arrivals and Orientation ManagementOur local team oversees and manages all aspects of airport pickup and school orientation. Families can

feel confident they will be in constant communication with our arrival team, and have confirmation when their

student is welcomed, and when they reach their final destinations, into the care of their host family.

Insurance and Emergency SupportAll international students are covered by our insurance

for emergencies and unforeseen sickness or injury. Our team is also available to students and their host

families at any time for emergency assistance, hospital visits, or advisement with insurance claims.

Application Guidance: Tuition and Registration

The application process for any school can be difficult to navigate. Our expert team is committed to assisting our

students, parents, and guardians with any questions, and ensure our students meet their application deadlines, and

utilize all the support that is available to them

Host Family Management and Support Our expansive host family network consists of qualified safe and caring families for our students. Our team is in constant communication with our valued host families,

to guarantee your student and host is informed of school events, important dates, updates and academic

opportunities available throughout the school year.

Language FoundationStudents are given the opportunity to take up to three courses of English Language Learning based on their

assessed current english ability. Saint John's can welcome international students with intermediate English, or

students who are already fluent in the English Language.

Peer Tutoring ServicesStudents can sign up to receive scheduled tutoring and assistance from another student skilled in this subject.

Additionally, after school, tutoring services are also available for students who wish to add additional

support in specific subjects.

Alumni NetworkWe are committed to connecting our current students with our alumni at prestigious universities, to educate them on the application process, learn more about the universities’ areas of study, or simply make connections

for future business or collaboration.

Global Ambassadors ClubThis club is comprised of American and International students committed to welcoming and assisting new international students during their first year at school. Global Ambassadors welcome new students during

orientation, give tours, introduce clubs and activities, and provide peer support throughout the year.

University NetworkUTP Students have access to:

• Special scholarships

• Unique advising sessions with highly ranked U.S.

universities

• Increased exposure to universities via on-campus

visits, fairs, etc.

American Experience ProgramOur American Experience program provides planned,

fun, and chaperoned events for students to attend during the school year. Events can be focused on local culture

and holidays, or larger events like trips to New York City, nearby skiing and snowboarding mountains, or trips to

Top 100 Universities!

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Campus Life

1 This is a select sampling of some of the many clubs and organizations available at Saint John's High School.2 Students beginning in 9th grade are eligible to try out for a sport. All other students must wait until their second year.

Clubs & Activities1

Art Club

Astronomy Club

Bel Canto Chorale

Big Brother/Big Sister

Board Game Club

Book Club

Caribbean Cultural Club

Computer Programming Club

Culinary Arts Club

Danceworks

Drama Club

Dungeon & Dragons Club

Earth Club

Emerging Technologies

Fashion Club

French Club

Gianna Club

Global Ambassador Club

Himphonix

Irish Club

Jazz Ensemble

Knitting

Liturgical Music Group

Mathletes

Media News Network

Mock Trial

National Honor Society

Noteorious/Noteworthy

Orchestra

Peace and Justice Club

Pep Band

Percussion Ensemble

Radio

SADD

SJB Dance Company

Spanish Club

Spring Musical

Stained Glass Club

Student Council Executive Board

Student Council Freshman

Student Council Juniors

Student Council Seniors

Student Council Sophomore

Symphonic Band

Symphony Orchestra

Table Tennis

The Forerunner (Yearbook)

The Prophet (School Newspaper)

The Train Club

Voices & Visions

Wind Ensemble

Women’s Chorus

Writing Center

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Since coming to study at Saint John's, I've been able to participate in a pre-college program at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. I've enjoyed it very much because there are varied opportunities for different art programs, which fits me perfectly!

AMELIE GALLE WEINSBERG, GERMANY

40+ Clubs and

organizations

ArtsStudio in Art ¡

Painting ¡

Drawing E¡periments ¡ ¡

Drawing ¡

Photography I & II ¡

Introduction to Photography ¡ ¡

Ceramics ¡

Introduction to Graphic Art ¡

MathematicsAlgebra ¡ ¡

Geometry ¡ ¡

Intermediate Algebra/Trigonometry ¡

Algebra II and Trigonometry ¡ ¡

Finite Math ¡

Math Studies ¡

Analyzing Financial Decisions ¡

Precalculus: Math IV ¡

Precalculus ¡ ¡

Statistics ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡

Introduction to Calculus/Calculus I ¡ ¡

University Calculus I ¡ ¡

University Calculus II ¡ ¡

Calculus AB ¡

Calculus BC ¡

World LanguagesFrench I-IV ¡

Spanish I-IV ¡

Italian I-IV ¡

Latin I-III ¡

Spanish V ¡

Advanced Spanish ¡ ¡

American Sign Language I & II ¡

HealthHealth Education ¡

Physical Education ¡

Dance I & II ¡

Introduction to Sports Medicine ¡ ¡

Nutrition and Wellness ¡

EnglishEnglish 9 ¡ ¡

English 10 ¡ ¡

AP Seminar ¡

English 11 ¡ ¡

English Literature and Composition ¡

English 12 ¡ ¡

First Year College Writing ¡ ¡

Study of British Literature ¡ ¡

English Language and Composition ¡

Literature of Crime and Mystery ¡

Communications ¡

Film Study ¡

Speech ¡

Creative Writing ¡

Contemporary Fiction ¡

Word Power - Standardized Test Prep ¡

Videobroadcasting & Production I & II ¡

Research Capstone ¡

Computer ScienceIntroduction to Computer Science ¡

Computer Science Principals ¡

Digital Media ¡

Website Development and Design ¡

Computer Generated Imagery (CGI) ¡

Introduction to Auto CAD and Robotics ¡

ScienceEarth Science ¡ ¡

Biology ¡ ¡

Chemistry ¡ ¡

Physics ¡ ¡

Anatomy & Physiology ¡

Forensic Science ¡

Marine Science ¡

Fundamentals of Biology I ¡ ¡

Fundamentals of Biology II ¡ ¡

Advanced Chemistry ¡

Advanced Biology ¡

Genesis ProgramMethods/Process ¡

Original Research/Initial E¡perimentation/Mentor Acquisition

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Continued Research/Analysis and Conclusions/Competition

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Introduction to Engineering Design ¡

Social StudiesGlobal History and Geography I & II ¡ ¡

European History ¡

U.S. History and Government ¡ ¡

Economics and Economic Decision Making ¡

Public Policy Issues ¡

Introduction to Sociology ¡ ¡ ¡

American Civil Law ¡

Urban Studies - City Life ¡

American History Through Sport ¡

Sociology ¡ ¡

United States Government ¡

Economics ¡

Religious StudiesJesus and the Church ¡

Scripture ¡

Catholic Christian Morality ¡

Why Believe? A Senior Course in the New Apologetics

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Performing ArtsWomen's Chorus ¡

Bel Canto Chorale ¡

Himphoni¡ ¡

Select Wind Ensemble ¡

Symphonic Band ¡

String Orchestra ¡

Symphony Orchestra ¡

Jazz Ensemble ¡

Chamber Ensemble ¡

Percussion Ensemble ¡

Dance and Choreography ¡

Dance Composition and Choreography ¡

Introduction to Music Theory ¡

Music Theory ¡

Guitar ¡

Synthesizer & Recorded Music ¡

Piano ¡

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1 Dependent on previous education and transfer credit.2 For more information on specific English testing, consult your international education agency or UTP.3 If your country is not listed here, please refer to the general minimum academic entry requirement (85% GPA or B average or above).

4 Support Level 1 schedules will include electives and/or other content classes in place of Academic Fluency. Support. Level 3 schedules will include an additional American Culture in Context class.

Language FoundationHigh School Diploma

Support Level 3 :

IntermediateSupport Level 2 :

Upper IntermediateSupport Level 1 :

AdvancedClasses include:

Academic Fluency - Intermediate

Academic Skills - Intermediate

American Culture in Context - Intermediate

This level of support provides

intermediate students with the

opportunity to advance their fluency in

all areas of academic English: speaking,

listening, reading, and writing in classes

that are contextualized to their general

high school classes.

Classes include:

Academic Fluency - Upper Intermediate

Academic Skills - Upper Intermediate

This level of support provides upper-

intermediate students with the

opportunity to further develop their

English to an advanced level, focusing

on academic skills in writing, reading,

listening, speaking, and vocabulary.

Classes include:

Academic Skills - Advanced

This level of support provides advanced

students the opportunity to refine

their mastery of English with classes

correlated to their lessons, specifically

in writing, reading, vocabulary, and

critical thinking.

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5

1 Chemistry 1 Chemistry 1 Chemistry 1 Chemistry 1 Chemistry

2 Chemistry Lab 2 Physical Education 2 Chemistry Lab 2 Physical Education 2 Chemistry Lab

3 Computer 3 Computer 3 Computer 3 Computer 3 Computer

4 Pre Calculus 4 Pre Calculus 4 Pre Calculus 4 Pre Calculus 4 Pre Calculus

F R E E P E R I O D / L U N C H

6 Support Level 2 Academic Skills

6 Support Level 2 Academic Skills

6 Support Level 2 Academic Skills

6 Support Level 2 Academic Skills

6 Support Level 2 Academic Skills

7 Global History 7 Global History 7 Global History 7 Global History 7 Global History

8 Support Level 2 Academic Fluency

8 Support Level 2 Academic Fluency

8 Support Level 2 Academic Fluency

8 Support Level 2 Academic Fluency

8 Support Level 2 Academic Fluency

9 Religion 9 Religion 9 Religion 9 Religion 9 Religion

Sample Schedule - Support Level 24

The Language Foundation Program is designed to promote and enhance your fluency

in academic English, preparing you for success both in your classes in high school

and at the university level. Language Foundation classes are scheduled throughout

the day and focus on building confidence inside and outside the classroom.

Grades: 9, 10, 11

Intakes: Fall, Spring (No Spring entry for 11th grade support level 3)

Course Length: Academic Year = 2 semesters, full diploma course length dependent on entry grade. Minimum two years required to receive a Saint John's High School diploma.1

General Academic Entry Requirement (USA standard): 85% or B average and above.

English Language Level Requirements:2

Support Level 3 : Intermediate(3 Language Foundation classes/day) IELTS 4.0-5.0 / IBT 35-55 / SLATE 3.0-3.9

Support Level 2 : Upper Intermediate(2 Language Foundation classes/day) IELTS 5.0-6.0 / IBT 56-78 / SLATE 4.0-4.9

Support Level 1 : Advanced(1 Language Foundation class/day) IELTS 6.0-6.5 / IBT 79-87 / SLATE 5.0-5.9

Direct Entry: No Language Foundation IELTS 7.0+ / IBT 88+ / SLATE 6.0+

International Student Requirements

Advisory | 7:50am - 8:03am

Period 1 | 8:06am - 8:46am

Period 2 | 8:49am - 9:29am

Period 3 | 9:32am - 10:12am

Period 3 | 9:59am - 10:48am

Period 4 | 10:16am - 10:56am

Period 5 | 11:00am - 11:40AM

Period 6 | 11:44AM - 12:24PM

Period 7 | 12:28PM - 1:08PM

Period 8 | 1:11PM - 1:51PM

Period 9 | 1:54PM - 2:34PM

Announcements | 2:34PM - 2:36PM

Sample Daily Schedule

Electives 4.5 credits (Senior Year)

English 4 credits

Social Studies 4 credits

Theology 4 credits

Foreign Language 3 credits

Mathematics 3 credits

Science 3 credits

Physical Education 2 credits

Fine Arts 1 credit

Computers ½ credit

Health ½ credit

Graduation Requirements

Averages for admission are for the average of ALL subjects, unless otherwise specified.

Austria: B and above average

Brazil: 7.0 and above average

Cambodia: 70% and above

China: 80% and above average

Colombia: 3.5 and above average

Finland: 4 and above average

Germany: 1-2.5 average

Hong Kong: B and above average

Indonesia: 7.0/10.0 and above

Italy: 7.0 and above average

Japan: 75% and above average

Korea: 70% and above average

Mexico: 8.0 and above average

Myanmar: 70/100 and above in 6 subjects or 420 in total marks

Russia: 4 and above average

Spain: 7.0 and above average

Taiwan: 75% and above average

Ukraine: 9.0 and above average

Vietnam: 7.0 and above average, 7.5 for science subjects

Country Specific Academic Entry Requirements:3

96 - 100 = A+ 90 - 95 = A 86 - 89 = B+ 82 - 85 = B 78 - 81 = C+ 74 - 77 = C 70 - 73 = D 0 - 69 = F

Grading System

The High School Diploma Program is designed to help you stand out and

gain the recognition you deserve when applying to university.

We offer a challenging curriculum aimed at helping you achieve your academic goals and graduate

successfully with a high school diploma. The program gives you access to all of the high school’s

offerings with the additional support of the Saint John's International on campus team.

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Life in the USASaint John's High School is located in West Islip, New

York on Long Island to the east of New York City.

The suburban neighborhoods of West Islip are bordered by quiet

beaches, local shopping malls and a variety of restaurants. The sights

and sounds of Manhattan are only a one-hour train ride away.

I like to go to eat sushi in nearby towns. I love being able to go hang out in New York City during the weekends. I've gotten to see so many different places while studying here. I went on the American Experience trip to Boston, and it was such a great time to spend my weekend with friends in a new city.

HARI JANG (MAGGIE) BUSAN, SOUTH KOREA

The American Experience program has been great. I attended the Lunar New Year party, which has been my favorite event! It can give a feeling of being home when I am thousands of miles away from my family.

LUJIAN DONG (JACK) WENGZHOU, CHINA

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1 hour train rideto New york City

Average Seasonal Temperatures1

Spring 13°C/ 56°F

Summer 26°C/78°F

Autumn 15°C/59°F

Winter 1°C/35°F

1 Based on average seasonal high data provided by weatherbase.com.

The American ExperienceThe American Experience Program gives you the opportunity to explore

life and culture in the USA through fully planned trips and excursions!

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Host FamilyAt Saint John's, international students not only get a great education; they also find loving

homes and create lasting relationships with their host families. Your host family will play a large

part in your study abroad experience as they help provide and coordinate transportation,

share meals with you, support you in your English language learning, and so much more.

There’s no better way to fully experience American culture than living with

a host family, and the bonds you build will last long after you have finished

school. Many international students continue to keep in touch with their host

families for years after they graduate, and even return to visit for holidays!

Your Host Family Will: Help you adapt to American culture

Provide warm, nutritious meals

Provide a bedroom, internet, and study space

Support you in your academic pursuits

Strengthen your English skills

Help you get to know all the best spots in your new town

Provide and/or arrange transportation, within reason

Become a second family to you!

SafetySafety is always the #1 one priority for our students. All host families undergo a rigorous application and screening process to ensure they are a good candidate to host.

This includes:

• A comprehensive application

• Background check for every adult in the home

• An interview

• An in-person home check by an international staff team member

• Matching to student interest forms (completed after acceptance into program) to ensure a good fit for both student and host

My Host Family is very kind and they have given me great opportunities to have fun. During the spring break, we went on vacation to Florida together. In general, they took my to very good places in Long Island and showed me all of the nicest things to see in the area!

NICK SCHIEMANN FRIEDRICHSODRF, GERMANY

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DiningWhether at the cafeteria lunch table or at your host family's

dinner table, meals are a wonderful chance for you to socialize

and learn something new about American culture!

At school, you will have lunch with classmates in the school cafeteria, where

you can purchase lunch or enjoy a packed lunch from home. Your host

family will provide you with breakfast and dinner, and lunch on weekends.

BREAKFAST

Hot and cold cerealsEggs

Bagels or toastPancakes and waffles

Smoothies

LUNCH

Salads Hot and cold sandwiches

PizzaSoup

DINNER

Pasta (noodles) Seafood dishes

CasserolesMeat and vegetables

Tacos

SNACKS

Fruits and vegetablesCheese and crackers

YogurtPopcorn/chips

Typical American MealsFrom Mexican to Italian inspired cuisine, you are going to find a great

variety of flavors in the USA, but there are certain foods that are most

commonly found in each meal. Here are some you might see.

Food For Thought

Here are a few tips to consider when you fill up your plate in the USA!

1.TRY IT!

There are probably going to be many foods you come across that you don’t recognize. Try to be open to tasting them, regardless of how you think

they look, and you may find some new favorites!

2.SPEAK UP!

In the USA, conversation is an important part of meals, where everyone is welcome to talk and

laugh. Whether it’s at dinner with your host family or at the cafeteria lunch

table, don’t be afraid to share a story from your day, or your thoughts on a

conversation topic. It’s a great chance to practice your English!

3.SHARE A

FAVORITE RECIPE!You’ll get to enjoy lots of new

American foods, but meals are also a great way for you to share your own culture, too. Offer to teach

your host family how to make your favorite meal, or ask to host a “pot-

luck” dinner party with a couple new friends from school!

4.ASK QUESTIONS!

Meals are a great way to learn about American culture. Don’t recognize a food? Are your host family or friends using a word you don’t know? Don’t

be afraid to ask!

5.BE OPEN TO TRYING

NEW THINGS!Maybe you are used to eating dinner at 9pm, and your host family likes to eat at 6pm. Maybe you are used to having

different kinds of foods available at lunch than what your new school

cafeteria offers. It can be hard initially, but be open to the changes and you

will adjust well to your new life!

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How To Apply

Other InformationHost Family details will be provided 2 weeks before student’s arrival to the program.

Please note that students are required by State law to submit a medical history BEFORE arriving to the program. Additionally, in no case can a student arrive to the program without a PPD (tuberculin test) or negative Chest X-ray.

Step 1.

Gather Required Documents• Student information (name, parents’ names, address etc.)

• Academic Transcripts from the past 3 years (originals and English translation)

• English Teacher Recommendation (1)

• Math Teacher Recommendation (1)

• English language test result (IELTS, TOEFL, or SLATE)

• Copy of Passport

• Any additional supporting documents

Step 2.

ApplyVisit: utphighschools.com/apply

Step 3

InterviewA Skype interview is required for ALL students in order to assess oral language ability and student character.

Step 4.Confirming Your PlaceIf the applicant is accepted, the $3,000 enrollment deposit, host family application, and terms and conditions must be submitted according to the deadlines provided on our website: utphighschools.com

Once the $3,000 enrollment deposit has been received, the I-20 (student visa form) is issued. The applicant will be required to submit their medical history & immunization information after successfully receiving a student visa.

AcceptedIf the applicant successfully passes the visa interview, flight details, and full payment will be due before the student’s arrival to the program.

DeniedIf the applicant’s visa application is denied, please return the original I-20 to UTP International Admissions with the visa denial letter by post for a refund.

PricingPlease contact your

agent or regional UTP recruitment representative

for pricing.

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