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Armenia, Yerevan
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Applications are accepted year-round and admission is based on space availability. Step 1 - Learn about QSIY: Prospective families should learn about QSIY's mission, philosophy, history, educational program, mastery learning, and accreditation through the site; a virtual campus tour is available. Step 3 - Complete forms and documents: Applicants must submit the required documents: Application Form, Student Health Form, Emergency Form, Media Release Form, Technology Acceptable Use Policy; copies of Passport or Birth Certificate, Vaccination Records, and Previous School Records; for 7–11 year-olds provide last year's records; for 12+ provide all records from age 12. Step 4 - Pay the registration fee: The registration fee is $300 USD (one-time and non-refundable); payment completes part of the admissions process; the process then moves to Step 5, the placement test and interview. Step 5 - Placement test and interview: Applicants take the MAP placement test and have an interview with the Academic Coordinator; the test covers reading, language arts, and mathematics; a writing prompt may be used at the secondary level.
A limited number of scholarships are awarded to students meeting the requirements. Scholarship applications are accepted and reviewed annually in the spring.
QSI International School of Yerevan is a non-profit, day school in Armenia serving ages 3 to 18. The campus in Vahagni, established in 2011, houses 20 classrooms, an automated library with over 12,000 volumes, a makerspace, art and music rooms with a stage, science and technology labs, and a kitchen/cafeteria. Facilities include a playground, a soccer field, and a sports area; an indoor gym is used at a partner facility in winter. The school delivers an English-language American-style international curriculum with mastery learning, and AP courses are offered onsite and online. AP Capstone Diploma is part of the program. Students graduate with Academic Diploma with Honors (240 credits), Academic Diploma (240 credits), or General Diploma (220 credits), earning higher-order mastery for A grades. The school is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA) and affiliated with the U.S. Department of State's Office of Overseas Schools (AOS).
