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The Awty International School - French Section Data updated 11/17/2016
2016-2017 Profile

7455 Awty School Lane The School
Houston, Texas 77055-7222
The Awty International School, founded in 1956, enrolls 1,593 high-ability students from
Tel: 713.686.4850 Pre-School through Upper School. In 1978, The French School of Houston merged with The Awty
Fax: 713.686.4956 School. In honor of our truly international student population, we became The Awty International
School in 1984. Today, Awty is the largest international school in the United States, enrolling
www.awty.org students from 56 countries; 43% of Awty students hold international passports, and the remaining
57% are United States citizens. Many of Awty’s international students come to Houston because
CEEB# 443-332 their parents are employed in the energy industry and health care professions. Awty’s upper
school faculty, 62% of whom hold advanced degrees, is equally international.
HEAD OF SCHOOL
Ms. Lisa Darling Upper School—The French Baccalauréat Program

[email protected] The Upper School houses two unique high school programs: 34 students are enrolled in the French
Baccalauréat (12th grade), all of whom pursue the French General Baccalauréat; and 76 students
DEPUTY HEAD OF SCHOOL & are enrolled in the final year of the International section, all of whom pursue the International Bac-
FRENCH PROVISEUR calaureate (IB) Diploma.
Ms. Christine Chourré
[email protected] The French Baccalauréat and the International Baccalaureate Diploma are distinct academic
programs, each with its own standardized and/or nationalized requirements and evaluations.
HEAD OF UPPER SCHOOL
Mr. Samuel Waugh French Baccalaureate Academic Program
[email protected]
Students earn their first French diploma, “Brevet des Collèges, ” at the end of troisème (9th grade).
COLLEGE COUNSELING Students earn the French Baccalauréat at the end of their terminale year (12th grade). All Awty
French Baccalauréat students far exceed the State of Texas minimum graduation requirements.
CO-DIRECTOR
Ms. Gwen Giallela Bergman All courses are taught in French with the exception of additional requirements for the International
Option of Baccalauréat (OIB).
[email protected]
THE FRENCH BACCALAURÉAT is an academically rigorous degree awarded by the French
CO-DIRECTOR Ministry of National Education. All Brevet and Baccalauréat exams are externally evaluated and
Mrs. Ann Infante scored. In France, the Baccalauréat is considered the first qualification of university study. This is
[email protected] the reason why a French university bachelor’s degree takes three instead of four years to complete.

FRENCH SECTION COUNSELOR All academic courses in the French Baccalaureate program should be considered honors level
Ms. Corinne Micaëlli work.
[email protected]
The French High School Curriculum
REGISTRAR
Ms. Deanna Jackson In Troisème (9th grade), all students follow the same standardized academic program.
[email protected] In Seconde” (10th grade), additional weekly courses are added in economics, applied sciences,
and literature, in order to explore and prepare for the academic choices they must make in Premi-
ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR ère. Moreover, students must select one elective between art or Latin.
Ms. Kim Gowen
In Première (11th grade) , students must choose a série or specialized set of courses which pre-
[email protected] pares them to enter university. The séries pursued by Awty students are:

ACCREDITATIONS Série ES: for students wishing to focus on economics, social sciences and languages.

Council of International Schools Série L: for students wishing to focus on literature, philosophy and languages.
French Ministry of Education
Série S: for students wishing to focus on mathematics and sciences.
International Baccalaureate Organization
Independent Schools Association Of the eleven offered by the French government, these are the three most academic and challeng-
of the Southwest ing series. Worldwide, only 40.4% of students achieve the ES, L or S Baccalauréat.
Dutch Ministry of Education
Year-end exams include French Literature (oral and written exam), a written research paper which
MEMBERSHIPS is also defended in front of an independent jury and an additional science exam for ES and L stu-
dents.
Association of French Schools
in America “Terminale” (12th grade) culminates with 8 séries specific exams called the Baccalauréat. Exams
are comprehensive and extremely challenging. The tests are typically subject specific essays of 4
International Association for College hours and are weighted according to the séries. For example, the math tests carry more weight in
Admissions Counseling the S série than they would in the L série.
Mission Laïque Française
Houston Association In order to pass the Baccalauréat, students must achieve a minimum score of 10 out of 20. In addi-
of Independent Schools tion to the Baccalauréat requirements, all students must complete an extended research essay and
National Association at least 50 hours of community service to earn the Awty high school diploma.
of Independent Schools
National Association

for College Admissions Counseling
The College Board
Texas Association

for College Admissions Counseling

Data updated 11/17/2016

OIB: International Option for the Baccalaureate: The American Option

The Baccalauréate with an international option (OIB) is a very selective program spanning the last two years of Secondary
School. The OIB is not a separate diploma but rather a specialization within the framework of the French Baccalaureate.
Only students with an excellent level of English may follow this option which allows students to do advanced academic
work in history, geography and literature, taught in English. Exams include a written research paper in addition to oral and
written exams in English literature, history and geography which are heavily weighted.

Worldwide, only 0.60% of students who earned the Bac L, ES or S took the OIB. This year 55.6% of Awty sen-
iors will take the Bac with the OIB option.

Guide to the Curriculum

In order to meet the strict requirement for number of hours spent in class as mandated by the French Ministry of Educa-
tion, French students frequently meet for class during lunch as well on Mondays after school during their final year. This
makes scheduling extra-curricular activities very difficult. Despite this, the majority of the French Baccalaureate students
participate in volunteer and extra-curricular activities both at school and in the greater community. Awty offers a variety
of extra-curricular programs, including varsity sports, theater productions, musical groups and student publications.

Ranking and Grading system: Minimum hours per subject for students in 11th through 12th
grade at Awty are listed below.
 Awty is on a trimester system. Students receive un-
Series* ES S L
weighted numeric grades for each course based on the
French 1—20 Scale. English Literature 340 340 340

 Awty does not rank it’s students French Literature 170 170 398

 Awty does not convert grades. French Baccalauréat Philosophy 136 102 204
Hist/Geography 306 272 306
grades are reported to universities as they are received Math (optional in “L”) 272 374 272
by students. Biology and Earth Sciences 34 238 34
Physics 34 272 34
 Neither the meaning of grades nor the philosophy used Foreign Language 2 204 170 204
Economics and Social Sciences 340
in the grading system is comparable to that of the United P.E. 136 136 136
States. French grades are typically lower than those Elective (Art, Latin, Foreign Language 3) 136 136 136
given in schools in the U.S. It is quite uncommon in Specialty 68 68 136
most French schools to receive grades above 15 even for
the most excellent students.

It would be inaccurate to merely multiply a French
grade by a factor of 5 to find its American equivalent.

Research Paper 34 34 34

The French government awarded the Baccalauréat on AWTY Worldwide
the S, ES or L series as follows in 2016 97.3% 81.6%
5.5% 36%
Admitted (first attempt) 35% 25%
10—11.99 Sans mention (Standard Pass) 32.5% 17.6%
12—13.99 Mention Assez Bien (Honor) 27% 12.8%
14—15.99 Mention Bien (High Honor) 94.6% 55.4%
16— 20.00Mention Trés Bien (Higher Honor)

Total Awards

2013—2016 FRENCH BAC Results AWTY Worldwide
Pass Rate 100% 81.5%
Awards (scores 12—20) 90% 51.2%

Data updated 11/17/2016

CLASS OF 2017
Junior (Premiere) year grade distribution: 21 enrolled in S and 15 enrolled in ES. No one enrolled in L

6—7.99 8—9.99 10—11.99 12—13.99 14—15.99 16—17.99 18—20

French Literature - 7 11 5 6 5 2
History—Geography 1
History Geography OIB -1 4 5 7 3 3
English -
English Literature OIB -- - - 39 -
German 1
Spanish -- - 3 8 10 7
Math S 2
Math ES/L -- - 1 68 1
Physics S 3
Biology S -- - - -1 1
Sciences ES/L -
Economics ES -1 - 7 7 10 -
Art Elective 8
Physical Education -3 2 3 5 6 5

11 3 3 4 2

-- 3 5 4 6

-- 5 5 5 5

-- 4 3 6 2

-2 5 3 1 4

-- - 1 2 -

-- - 1 9 21

Test Ranges (2013—2016) French Baccalauréat Candidates

For the majority of our students, English is a second or third language. Most are unfamiliar with the multiple-choice testing
format as it is not part of the French curriculum. Consequently, SAT and ACT scores may not accurately predict the ability
of our students to undertake and excel in college-level work.

SAT Subject Tests Middle 50% Test Takers SAT Summary Middle 50%
Biology—Ecology Critical Reading 670—500
Biology—Molecular 720—570 2 Math 670—530
Chemistry Writing 680—530
English Literature 740—650 3 Students Tested 63
French
French with Listening 620 1
German with Listening
Math Level I 730—510 13
Math Level II
Physics 800 25
Spanish
Spanish with Listening 800—770 9 ACT Summary Middle 50%
US History English 30—23
World History 750—580 2 Math 29—16
Reading 32—21
710—610 11 Science Reasoning 31—21
Composite 31—22
750—660 9 Students Tested 16

760—620 5

790—660 16

790—670 2

610—560 2

550—490 2

Data updated 11/17/2016

The Awty International School - International Section 2016—2017 Profile

7455 Awty School Lane The School
Houston, Texas 77055-7222
The Awty International School, founded in 1956, enrolls 1,593 high-ability students from Pre-School
Tel: 713.686.4850 through Upper School. In 1978, The French School of Houston merged with The Awty School. In
Fax: 713.686.4956 honor of our truly international student population, we became The Awty International School in
1984. Today, Awty is the largest international school in the United States, enrolling students from
www.awty.org 56 countries; 43% of Awty students hold international passports, and the remaining 57% are United
States citizens. Many of Awty’s international students come to Houston because their parents are
CEEB# 443-332 employed in the energy industry and health care professions. Awty’s upper school faculty, 62% of
whom hold advanced degrees, is equally international.
HEAD OF SCHOOL
Ms. Lisa Darling Upper School—The International Section
Head of School
The Upper School houses two unique high school programs: 76 seniors are enrolled in the Interna-
[email protected] tional Section, all of whom pursue the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma, and 34 are enrolled
in the French bi-lingual section, all of whom pursue the French Baccalauréat. The International
DEPUTY HEAD OF SCHOOL & Baccalaureate and the French Baccalauréat are distinct academic programs, each with its own
FRENCH PROVISEUR standardized and/or nationalized requirements and evaluations.
Ms. Christine Chourré
[email protected] International Baccalaureate Diploma Graduation Requirements

HEAD OF UPPER SCHOOL The International Baccalaureate Program (IB) is an internationally acclaimed, comprehensive,
Mr. Samuel Waugh college-preparatory course of study. While the actual IB begins in the 11th grade, all Awty students
[email protected] in the International Section enroll in Pre-IB (PIB) courses in grades 8, 9, and 10. All 11th grade IB
courses at Awty prepare students for Higher Level (HL) exams except for math, languages, and envi-
COLLEGE COUNSELING ronmental systems & societies, which are taught at differentiated levels. Early in the 12th grade
year, students will designate three courses as HL and three at “Standard Level” (SL). IB studies cul-
CO-DIRECTOR minate with six externally-assessed examinations. The six subject areas are first language, second
Ms. Gwen Giallela Bergman language, math, science, social science and an IB elective. Additionally, students must successfully
complete the Theory of Knowledge (TOK) course, write a 4,000 word research or experiment-based
[email protected] Extended Essay (EE) and fulfill the requirements of the Creativity, Action & Service (CAS) program.
Awty IB students far exceed the State of Texas minimum graduation requirements.
CO-DIRECTOR
Ms. Ann Infante Grading System
[email protected]
Awty is on a trimester system. International section students receive unweighted numeric grades for
FRENCH SECTION COUNSELOR each course based on a 1-100 scale. The lowest passing grade is 60. GPA’s are cumulative, based
Ms. Corinne Micaëlli only on junior and senior year grades and calculated at end of 11th and 12th grades. PIB and IB
[email protected] courses should be considered as honors level courses.

REGISTRAR The Awty International School DOES NOT rank its students. Awty DOES NOT weight grades.
Ms. Deanna Jackson
[email protected] IB exams are scored on a 1 (very poor) to 7 (excellent) scale in each of the six subjects studied. Up
to 3 bonus points may be awarded for Theory of Knowledge and the Extended Essay, making a
ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR possible total of 45 points.
Ms. Kim Gowen
Sports & Extracurricular Activities
[email protected]
The Awty International School encourages students to enhance their physical, mental, emotional and
ACCREDITATIONS social development through participation in a variety of extracurricular activities to include:

Council of International Schools Varsity Sports: Boys: Basketball; Cross Country; Golf; Lacrosse; Soccer; Swimming; Tennis; Track
French Ministry of Education & Field. Girls: Basketball; Cross Country; Golf; Soccer; Swimming; Tennis; Track & Field;
Volleyball.
International Baccalaureate Organization
Independent Schools Association Honor Organizations: National Art Honor Society; National Chinese Honor Society; National
of the Southwest French Honor Society; National Honor and Junior Societies; Spanish Honor Society.
Dutch Ministry of Education
Selection of Clubs and Activities: Academic Challenge; Applied Math Club; Art; Book; Chess;
MEMBERSHIPS
China; Drumline; Engineering; Environment; Ethics; Girls Who Code; Habitat for Humanity; India;
Association of French Schools
in America International Affairs; Jazz Ensemble; Judo; Linus; Literary; Micro-Finance; Madrigals; Medical;

International Association for College Model UN; MS-150; Newspaper; Persian; Red Cross; Robotics; Rock to Give; Russian; Singers;
Admissions Counseling
Mission Laïque Française Speech & Debate; STEM; Strings; Student Council; Students Against Sexual Violence; Targeting
Houston Association
of Independent Schools
National Association
of Independent Schools
National Association

for College Admissions Counseling
The College Board
Texas Association

for College Admissions Counseling

Illiteracy; Triathlon; UNICEF Wind Ensemble; Yearbook. Updated 08/25/16

Data updated 11/17/2016

Grade Distribution*—Class of 2017 Foreign Language  100‐95  94‐90  89‐85  84‐80  79‐75  74 ‐ 
Below 

PIB Chinese/Chinois US ‐ Adv     1             

English  100‐95  94‐90  89‐85  84‐80  79‐75  74 ‐  IB Chinese Literature 11  1                
Below 
PIB Dutch MS Lit II              1    
PIB English I   9  21  13  13  5    
PIB Dutch US A     1             
Intermed English 9 ‐ Level 2              1    
PIB Dutch US        1          
PIB English II   11  30  19  8       
PIB Dutch US B     1  1          
IB English A:  Language and Literature 11  13  29  10  1       
IB Dutch BSL II           1       
IB English A:  Literature 11  8  10  2  1       
IB Dutch A:  Lang and Literature 11  1  1             
 
French Literature I MS  1     2  2       
74 ‐ 
Math  100‐95  94‐90  89‐85  84‐80  79‐75  Below  French MS L3 Advanced     1  1          

PIB Algebra I     6  6  8  6  2  PIB French I        1  1       

Geometry 8 Advanced     4  2  2  1     PIB French II  7  3  2          

PIB Geometry Standard        7  8  7  3  PIB  French III  1  10  3  1       

PIB Geometry Advanced     4  6  7  6  3  PIB French IV  1  4  1  1       

PIB Algebra II Standard  2  1  9  11  4  8  PIB French V A  3  1             

PIB Algebra II Advanced  3  14  10  6  1     PIB French V     3             

Mathema cs Topics 10  1  4  5  1  1     PIB French V B  1  1             

IB Mathema cs SL (Pre‐Calculus) 11  4  10  8  6  4  2  PIB  French VI A  2     3  2  1    

IB Mathma cs HL (Advanced Pre‐Calc) 11  1  9  6  3  1     PIB French VI B  4  4             

IB Math Studies (Pre‐Calculus/Sta s cs) 11  3  6  6  3  2     PIB French Advanced MS     1  1          

  PIB French Intermediate II MS  4                

74 ‐ PIB French Experienced MS  2     1          
Below 
Social Studies  100‐95  94‐90  89‐85  84‐80  79‐75  PIB French L3/4 Level II  4  1             

PIB US History  5  21  20  12  3     PIB French L3/4 Level III  1  2  3  1       

PIB Intro. Western Civil  4  32  20  9  3     PIB French L3/4 Level IV A     1             

Race in the United States  10  3              PIB French L3/4 Level IV     3  2          

Studies in US History  1  3  1           PIB French L3/4 Level IV B  1                

IB History (US/World) 11  2  17  5  2     1  IB French A:  Lang and Literature 11  4                

IB Economics 11  3  14  15  5  1  1  IB French ab ini o 11     1             

IB Psychology 11     9  4  9        IB French ab ini o (cer ficate)  1  3             

IB Theory of Knowledge 11  36  34  3  1  1     IB French BHL 11  5  1             

  IB French BSL 11   7  11  1          

74 ‐ Russian MS L3  1                
Below 
Science  100‐95  94‐90  89‐85  84‐80  79‐75  IB Russian BHL 11  1                

PIB Biology   5  14  22  13  5  5  Spanish MS Advanced I  1        4     1 

PIB Chemistry   15  29  12  8  3  1  Spanish MS Advanced II     1     1       

IB Biology 11  5  16  5  4  1  2  Spanish MS L3 Beginner     4             

IB Chemistry 11  7  5  6  9        Spanish MS Literature     1  1  3       

IB Physics 11  3  11  6  3  1     PIB Spanish MS L3 Intermediate               1    

IB Environmental Systems and Socie es 11  3  4  3  2        PIB Spanish MS L3 Advanced              1    

PIB Spanish II  3  1  2  1       

  PIB Spanish III A        1          

Foreign Language  100‐95  94‐90  89‐85  84‐80  79‐75  74 ‐  PIB Spanish III  4  3  4  2       
Below 
PIB Spanish IV  1  4  4  1  1    

Arabic MS L3        1           PIB Spanish V     2  5  1       

Arabic MS L3 Intermediate        1           PIB Spanish VI A  1  4  1  4       

Arabic MS L3 Advanced     2  3           PIB Spanish VI B  4  4  1          

PIB Arabic L3/4 Level II A  1  2  1  1        PIB Spanish L3/4 Level I  4  1  1          

PIB Arabic L3/4 Level II         2           PIB Spanish L3/4 Level II     3  2  2  1    

PIB Arabic L3/4 Level II B  3  4     1        PIB Spanish L3/4 Level III  1  3             

IB Arabic ab ini o (Cer ficate) 11     2              PIB Spanish L3/4 Level III B  1                

IB Arabic BHL 11     4              PIB Spanish L3/4 Level IV  1                

Chinese MS L3 Intermediate II  1  4     2        IB Spanish A:  Lang and Literature 11     5  5          

PIB Introductory Chinese L3  2                 IB Spanish ab ini o 11     2  2          

PIB Chinese L3/4 Level III  3  3  2  2        IB  Spanish BHL 11  4  1  6          

PIB Chinese US L3 Intermed I           2        IB Spanish BSL 11  1  3  4     2    

PIB Chinese US L3 Intermed II  3  2              IB Spanish BSL (Cer ficate) 11     1     2       

* PE and elective subjects not reported. Updated 08/25/16

Data updated 11/17/2016

Class of 2016 IB Results*

Subject Awty World Subject Awty World Subject Awty World
Avg. Avg. Avg. Avg. Avg. Avg.
Dutch A Lang Lit HL 5.22 Spanish AB SL 5.10 4.38
Dutch A Lang Lit SL 6.0 5.42 Spanish B HL 5.0 5.40 Mathematics SL 5.69 4.47
English A Lang Lit HL 5.00 5.05 Spanish B SL 6.26 5.07 4.54
English A Lang Lit SL 5.68 5.17 Economics HL 5.79 5.12 Music HL 5.0 4.90
English A Literature HL 5.59 4.80 Economics SL 4.86 4.64 4.38
English A Literature SL 5.63 4.98 Env and SOC SL 5.38 4.15 Music So. Performance SL 5.0 4.78
French A Lang Lit SL 5.75 5.41 Hist Americas HL 4.25 4.15 4.35
German A Literature HL 5.67 5.20 History SL 5.17 4.67 Theatre HL 4.50
Spanish A Lang Lit HL 6.0 5.06 Psychology HL 5.07 4.67
Spanish A Lang Lit SL 4.63 4.80 Psychology SL 4.60 4.32 Theatre SL 5.0
Arabic AB SL 4.0 4.62 Biology HL 6.08 4.32
Chinese B—Mandarin HL 5.0 6.28 Biology SL 5.38 4.24 Visual Arts HL 4.11
French AB SL 7.0 4.90 Chemistry HL 4.75 4.47
French B HL 4.11 5.27 Chemistry SL 4.53 3.93 Visual Arts SL 4.5
French B SL 5.40 4.92 Physics HL 4.38 4.60
German B HL 5.70 5.85 Physics SL 5.16 4.04 Summary Awty 2016
Italian B HL 6.67 5.94 Math Studies SL 4.0 4.41 Mean by Exam 5.34
Mandarin AB SL 7.0 5.45 Mathematics HL 5.70 4.46 Pass Rate 93%
6.0 5.05 Avg Diploma Points 33

Summary World 2015**

Mean by Exam 4.7

Pass Rate 80.8%

Avg Diploma Points 30.2

*IB exams are scored on a 1 (very poor) to 7
(excellent) scale.
**World 2016 results will be available in early 2017.

2016-2014 ACT/SAT Test Ranges—IB Students ACT* - Middle 50% Class of
(prior to Oct 2015)

Class of 2016 2015 2014

2016 2015 2014 English 33—25 33—24 33—24
Math 33—26 32—26 34—25
SAT Subject Tests Middle No. of Middle No. of Middle No. of Reading 33—26 32—25 31—24
50% Students 50% Students 50% Students Science Reasoning 32—25 30—24 31—23
Biology—Ecology Tested Tested Tested Composite 32—26 32—25 31—25
Biology—Molecular
690 3 710—530 3 710—690 2

720—620 7 730—650 8 720—600 7

Chemistry 760—670 14 700—600 8 770 –670 20 * 14 students took post-September 2015 ACT.
English Literature 660—580 9 720—550 9 780—630 3 Mid 50% composite was 30—25.

French 800—530 6 630—510 7 790—770 11 SAT— Middle 50% Class of

(prior to Mar 2016)

French with Listening 740—620 3 800—500 4 -

2016 2015 2014

Italian 750—670 2 - - Critical Reading 690—580 670 - 570 680—580
Math Level I
680—630 11 730-640 10 750—650 7 Math 730—630 720—580 770—630
Writing 700—580 700—580 730—630
Math Level II 770—690 32 780—670 21 800—730 29

Physics 730—590 11 750 –660 3 790—640 8 The Class of 2016 had 4 National Merit Final-
ists, 10 National Merit Commended Students,
Spanish 780—710 10 760—660 3 740—690 7 and 2 National Hispanic Scholars.

Spanish with Listening 750—640 8 770—750 6 800—630 9

U.S. History 590—500 2 670 1 - ACT/SAT ranges are based on all IB students,

many of whom speak English as a second or

World History 490 1 690 1 570-800 2 third language. Updated 08/25/16

Data updated 11/17/2016

MATRICULATIONS

Classes of 2013—2016

Australia  M  United Kingdom  M  United States (cont’d)  M 
2 
Bond University  1  University of Glasgow  2  Skidmore College  1 
Monash University  1  University of Oxford  3  Southern Methodist University  8 
The University of Melbourne  2  University of St Andrews  3  Southwestern University  1 
University of Auckland   1  University of Surrey  2  St. Edward's University  5 
University of Sussex  1  St. John's University ‐ Queens Campus  1 
Canada    University of the Arts London  Stanford University  3 
  Stephen F. Aus n State University  1 
Bishop's University  1  United States  Suffolk University  1 
1  Syracuse University  1 
Concordia University ‐ Montreal  9  Agnes Sco  College  2  Texas A&M University  9 
American University  1  Texas A&M University, Galveston  1 
Ecole Polytechnique Montreal  1  Arizona State University   1  The George Washington University  1 
Aus n College  6  The New School ‐ All Divisions  1 
HEC Montréal  7  Babson College  1  The University of Alabama  1 
Bryn Mawr College  6  The University of Texas, Aus n  38 
McGill University  8  Carnegie Mellon University  2  The University of Texas, Dallas  2 
Case Western Reserve University  1  The University of Texas, Permian Basin  1 
Université de Montréal  1  Chapman University  2  The University of Texas, San Antonio  5 
Claremont McKenna College  1  Trinity University  10 
University of Bri sh Columbia  4  Clark University  1  Tu s University  3 
Colby College  1  Tulane University  4 
University of Toronto  4  College of William and Mary  2  University of California, Berkeley  1 
Columbia University  1  University of California, Los Angeles  4 
University of Victoria    Concordia College ‐ Moorhead  4  University of California, San Diego  1 
Cornell University  2  University of California, Santa Cruz  1 
University of Waterloo   1  Dartmouth College  1  University of Chicago  2 
Denison University  5  University of Colorado at Boulder  2 
Western University  1  Duke University  1  University of Dallas  1 
Emerson College  3  University of Houston  24 
Vatel Interna onal Business School Hotel and  1  Emory University  3  University of Houston, Downtown  2 
Tourism Management  Emory University ‐ Oxford College  1  University of Louisiana  1 
Florida Interna onal University  1  University of Miami  3 
France    Fordham University   1  University of Michigan  1 
Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering  1  University of Notre Dame  1 
Concours Sesame  1  Georgia Ins tute of Technology  1  University of Pennsylvania  1 
Harvard University  1  University of Richmond  1 
ECAM ‐ Lyon  1  Harvey Mudd College  1  University of San Diego  2 
Ithaca College  1  University of Southern California  3 
ESME Sudria  1  Johns Hopkins University  1  University of St. Thomas  6 
Lewis & Clark College  1  University of Tulsa  1 
ESSEC Business School  2  Loyola Marymount University  2  University of Virginia  2 
Macalester College  1  University of Washington  2 
I.U.T. d'Evry Val d'Essonne  1  Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology  1  Vanderbilt University   1 
McNeese State University  1  Villanova University  1 
IESEG Ecole de Commerce, Management et  4  Middlebury College  6  Virginia Tech  1 
Ges on  New York University  5  Wake Forest University  1 
Northeastern University  1  Wesleyan University  3 
Ins tut Catholique de Paris  1  Northern Arizona University  1  Williams College  1 
Northwestern University  1  Worcester Polytechnic Ins tute  1 
IUT de Blois  1  Occidental College  1  Yale University  3 
Pennsylvania State University  1 
L'Ecole Chez Soi  1  Pitzer College  1  World   
Purdue University  1 
LISAA L'ins tut superieur des Arts Appliques  1  Randolph College  1  Del  University of Technology  3 
Reed College  1  Dun Laoghaire Ins tute of Art, Design and 
Lycée Fenelon Sainte‐Marie Paris  1  Regis University  1  Technology  1 
Rhodes College  11  Ins tuto Tecnologico Autonomo De Mexico 
Lycée Descartes à Tours  1  Rice University  1  Les Roches Interna onal School of Hotel Man‐ 1 
Rose‐Hulman Ins tute of Technology  2  agement 
Lycée Henri ‐ IV  1  San Diego State University  2  Universita Bocconi  1 
Santa Clara University  1  University of Amsterdam 
Lycée Saint‐Louis  1  Savannah College of Art and Design  1  University of Groningen  1 
School of Visual Arts  University of Pecs  1 
Lycée Chateaubriand à Rennes  1  Sciences Po ‐ Columbia University Dual     1  USIL ‐ Universidad San Ignacio De Loyola  1 
Bachelor of Arts Program  1 
Lycée Jacques de Vaucanson Tours  1  1 

Lycée Janson de Sailly Paris  1 

Lycée Sainte Genevieve Versailles  1 

NEOMA Business School  1 

Saint Jean de Passy  1 

St Joseph du Loquidy Nantes  1 

Université Paris V ‐ Descartes  1 

Université de Nantes  1 

Université de Nice ‐ Sophia An polis  1 

Université Mons Hainaut  2 

Université Montpellier I, II, III  1 

Université Paris VI ‐ Pierre et Marie Curie  1 

Sciences Po Paris‐ Campus de Reims  3 

United Kingdom   

The Glasgow School of Art  1 
Heriot‐Wa  University  1 
Hull York Medical School  1 
King’s College London  3 
Newcastle University  1 
No ngham Trent University  4 
Royal Holloway, University of London  1 
The London School of Economics and Poli cal 
Science  1 
The University of No ngham 
The University of Warwick  1 
University College London  1 
University of Cambridge   3 
University of Dundee  1 
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