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  • The Bolles School

    At every level, from pre-kindergarten through Upper School, we focus on giving students the opportunity to expand their minds in a stimulating, yet structured, environment.... Read more...

  • Fountain Valley School of Colorado

    Located at the base of Colorado’s majestic Rocky Mountains, Fountain Valley School of Colorado combines intellectual rigor with a spirit of adventure and exploration.... Read more...

  • Cascade Christian School

    Dedicated to developing discerning leaders… Cascade Christian Junior High and High School is located in the Puyallup valley of Washington state, in the heart of one of the greenest and most beautiful areas in the country – the Pacific Northwest's South Puget Sound region.... Read more...

  • Ross School

    Ross School is a co-educational boarding (grades 7-12, PG) and day school (PN-Grade 12, PG) located on two beautiful campuses in East Hampton and Bridgehampton, about 2 hours east of New York City.... Read more...

  • Georgetown University

    Immerse yourself in the city where journalism, politics and media intersect. At Georgetown you will have the opportunity to work with those involved in forming laws and policy and learn and to analyze the current political events that shape our democracy. Through an internship and course study, you will see first-hand the role played by journalists and the news media in setting the agenda for public debate, the ways that television and film craft narratives that give meaning to our lives and the political changes that are affected by the media. During your time in Washington, DC you will benefit from access to the nation’s capital and working in the center of U.S. politics.

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OSU strives for global student diversity

The Colombus Dispatch

For years, Ohio State and other universities focused on recruiting international students primarily from China, India and South Korea because of their emerging economies.

But students from these countries now make up the largest portion of foreign students in the United States, and schools have turned their attention to underrepresented parts of the world, including Latin America, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

“We want to reflect the entire international flavor of the world, and you can’t do it by having students from only a couple of countries,” said Mabel Freeman, OSU’s assistant vice president of undergraduate admissions and first-year experience.

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