What do I want from school?
Talk about the subjects, creative work, activities and kind of school day you would like. Pick two or three priorities.
For students and their families
You have an idea. Build the plan together.
You do not need every answer before talking about high school in the U.S. Bring a few school ideas, explain what interests you, and work through the practical questions together.
Where would I live?
Compare the housing available for your program. Ask about supervision, meals, transport, weekends and school breaks.
What is the full budget?
Review the confirmed program quote, year, term, scholarship conditions and extra costs such as flights, visa fees, insurance and spending money.
What support would help?
Discuss English, study routines and settling in. Confirm any specific learning support, services, eligibility and additional fees with the school.
Bring your family into the plan.
Start a conversation about the schools and programs you want to explore.
This text includes public school links and program names. It leaves out your name, contact details, age and private quiz answers. Nothing is sent for you.
Open the family conversation guideBring your questions to an advisor.
An advisor can review program eligibility, school choices, housing, timing and the full quote with you and your family. School admission and visa decisions remain with the school and U.S. authorities.
Book a family planning call