frequently asked questions

Students may apply for grades K-11. 12th grade is only considered for students who are currently studying at a high school in the United States.

Students in grades K-6th must live with at least one natural parent. Students in grades 7 th -12 th may live with family or host families. Click here for Host Company List

Yes, please click here to see minimum scores for each grade level. In rare exceptions, Christian Unified will assess student’s English proficiency without a formalized test. Contact the International Director for further information.

Yes. Medical Insurance meeting certain minimum coverage is required. Christian Unified Schools will arrange medical insurance at an additional cost.

Following the submission of application and supporting documents and upon acceptance and the school’s receipt of the international fee, your I-20 will be generated and emailed to the student.

If you apply for a visa and it is denied, the international fee will be refunded to you if a cancelation of attendance and government verification of denial is submitted to the International Director by July 1 of the year enrollment is intended. No refunds will be issued after July 1.

Yes, generally the first year students are placed in ELL support and our standard college prep courses. The second year of school, however, students who meet the benchmarks may enroll in honors and AP courses.

Student who are not living with at least one parent must have an authorized and designated guardian.