High School Program
Oxbridge in Paris
DATES
July 6 - August 2
GRADES
9 - 12
Oxbridge in Paris takes place in the Lycée Notre Dame de Sion, a top independent school in the 6th arrondissement, adjacent to the Luxembourg Gardens. The Louvre, the Pantheon, and the Latin Quarter, as well as other world-famous sites, all lie within walking distance.
Students choose a Major and a Minor, in French or in English, from a selection of academic and creative options. Students with two or more years of French can opt for the immersion courses. They can also choose to be part of our Immersion section in the residence.
Dates and Tuition
Dates
July 6 - August 2
Session length: 27 days
Before Jan. 1
$9,495
After Jan. 1
$9,995
Tuition Information: Fees include accommodation, classroom instruction, workshops, field trips, two daily meals, and all program-organized activities. We also offer a select number of scholarships based on financial need. For full details, see our Tuition page.
A Day in the Life
- Communal breakfast
- Major classes on topics ranging from Photography to Medicine meet in classrooms, labs, studios, or out in Paris
- Students can choose to have lunch at any local restaurants or patisseries
- Three afternoons a week, students attend their Minor classes. When there is no class, they can take part in a range of optional activities such as sports, guest talks, visits of the Louvre, or boat trips
- Full group dinner
- Evening activities, events, or shows
What’s Included
Transport to and from the airport
Accommodation
Breakfast and supper
All scheduled extra-curricular activities
All course supplies
Full Course List
Cultural Enrichment
During their time in Paris, students will discover the museums and attractions that make the City of Lights so famous. They will visit well-known sites such as the Louvre, Musee d'Orsay, and the Eiffel Tower, of course, but there is also a more private Paris to which we will introduce them. This tour of the Parisian's Paris includes visits to the Père Lachaise Cemetery, the final resting place of Molière, Chopin, Oscar Wilde, and Jim Morrison, and the Marché aux puces, a bustling flea market with over 2000 stalls. Other activities might include Sunday picnics in the park, visits to the Catacombs, or an excursion to the Canal Saint-Martin.
Residence Info
After the Program
Shortly after the program, all students and their parents receive a comprehensive set of grade reports, presenting their course syllabus and highlighting their specific contributions and achievements within their course(s). Most of our alumni later ask for additional copies to include in their college applications.
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