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Many private high schools provide need-based financial aid, while work-study programs and affordable online schools further reduce costs. Additionally, government and NGO initiatives, such as EducationUSA, help students access top-tier education opportunities globally. These options open doors for talented students to thrive academically, regardless of their financial circumstances.
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Government and NGO Programs
Some governments and NGOs, like EducationUSA or UNESCO, offer financial assistance or guidance for international students to access high-quality secondary education abroad.
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Scholarships for High School Students
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United World Colleges (UWC): Offers full and partial scholarships for academically talented students to study at its network of international high schools worldwide.
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A Better Chance (ABC): Provides scholarships to help students attend prestigious private high schools in the U.S.
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ASSIST Scholarships: Grants scholarships to international students for one year of study at private high schools in the U.S.
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International Boarding Schools with Scholarships
Schools such as EF Academy and American International Schools worldwide often provide financial aid or merit-based scholarships to cover tuition and boarding costs.
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Work-Study Programs
Some high schools, particularly in the U.S., offer work-study programs that allow students to work on campus in exchange for tuition reductions.
