Studying at schools in the United States is within your reach
What you need to study at schools in the U.S.A.
Be over 12 and under 17 years old
From the age of 12, there is the possibility of getting options to live the real experience of an American High School. Exactly like in the movies.
English level
Institutions will ask you for an English placement test, however, you will have options regardless of your current English level. We have had cases of bilingual students and students with a lower level of English who have managed to live the American dream.
Extracurricular activities
All activities that complement your athletic and academic level will be viewed favorably by institutions to obtain even greater financial aid.
What scholarships include
Housing
You will usually live at the school itself, within the private campus. However, we have family options that will complete your American experience. Additionally, boarding schools allow you to go home during vacation periods or stay with an American family.
Meal Plan
You will have your entire meal plan covered, to maintain a completely balanced diet supervised by experts.
Your sport
Whether you play sports or not, you will have options to choose your favorite sport and practice it throughout the year. School facilities are equipped with impressive infrastructure.
Health Insurance
Private health insurance is mandatory for all internationals, so schools provide you with their private health insurance so you don't have to worry about anything.
Tuition and fees
The fees required for admission as well as class tuition will usually be included in the offers they send you.
Have questions? We're here to answer them
Students between 12 and 18 years old who want to live a unique educational experience in the United States. A basic level of English and a good academic record are required. We especially value students with motivation and willingness to grow personally and academically.
All students have complete private health insurance throughout their stay. Additionally, you'll have an assigned tutor and direct contact with our 24/7 support team for any medical emergency or situation that may arise.
Yes, depending on the type of program and school. Many boarding schools organize excursions and trips during the school year. During vacation periods, you can return home or stay with an American family, and even travel around the United States if your parents authorize it.
Absolutely! American schools are very welcoming to international students. You'll participate in sports activities, clubs, and social events where you'll meet peers from all over the world. Total immersion will help you create lifelong friendships.
Yes, in most programs students can return home during Christmas, Spring Break, and summer vacations. Boarding schools usually close during these periods, so it's common for students to return to their families.
Yes, it's possible. Although a B1 level is recommended, there are options for students with lower English levels. Some schools offer ESL (English as a Second Language) support programs that will help you improve your English while studying.
Yes, although full scholarships are very competitive. Most students obtain partial scholarships covering between 30% and 80% of the total cost. The percentage depends on your academic and athletic profile and your family's financial needs.
Our program includes: housing (boarding school or host family), complete meal plan, tuition and school fees, private health insurance, access to sports facilities and extracurricular activities. We also offer continuous guidance and support throughout your stay.
Absolutely! We work with students from all of Latin America, Portugal, and other Spanish-speaking countries. The process is the same regardless of your nationality, although visa requirements may vary depending on your country of origin.
The F1 visa is for academic studies and allows you to choose your school and location. The J1 is a cultural exchange visa with more restrictions: you can't choose location and it's usually for one-year programs. For sports scholarships at private schools, the F1 is normally used.
You need: high school diploma or equivalent, standardized tests (SAT or ACT), English proficiency test (TOEFL or IELTS), translated academic transcript, recommendation letters, and a good athletic profile if seeking an athletic scholarship. We guide you through the entire process.
You can study from 7th grade through 12th grade. We also offer university programs. Credit validation is guaranteed by following the procedures established by the Ministry of Education.
Yes, with the F1 visa you can choose both the geographic area and the specific school. We work with you to find the best options based on your preferences, academic-athletic profile, and the scholarships available at each institution.
We recommend starting at least 8-12 months in advance. The process includes profile evaluation, school search, scholarship applications, visa procedures, and trip preparation. The earlier you start, the more options you'll have available.
The process includes: 1) Free initial profile evaluation, 2) Collection of academic and athletic documentation, 3) Submission of applications to compatible schools, 4) Interviews with institutions, 5) Receipt of admission offers and scholarships, 6) Visa processing.
A B1-B2 level is recommended to make the most of the experience, but it's not mandatory. Many schools accept students with lower levels and offer ESL support classes. Total immersion greatly accelerates language learning.
The school year in the United States begins in late August or early September and ends in May or June. Some schools also accept mid-year enrollments in January for the second semester, although this is less common.
Yes, most American private schools have a diverse international community. Depending on the school, there may be between 10% and 30% international students from countries like China, Korea, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, and many others.
We advise you on the subjects needed for validation according to your grade. Generally, you need to take mathematics, English, sciences, American history, and other electives. The validation process is guaranteed if you follow our recommendations.
Yes, obtaining a student visa (F1 or J1) is mandatory. We guide you through the entire process: document preparation, required forms, fee payment, and interview preparation at the embassy. Visa costs are not included in our services.