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Romania, Bucharest
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1. Submit an initial application. Provide basic contact information, identification, academic information and medical records for your student. This step begins the admissions process. Other steps follow after submission.
2. Submit required documents. Provide copies of passport or ID, academic transcripts, letters of reference and English proficiency examination results, as required. This submission completes the documentation needed for the admissions review.
3. Pay the enrollment fee. Upon acceptance, pay the enrollment fee of €700 and all other applicable fees before classes begin. All fees are non-refundable. Fees must be paid in full prior to the start of the school year.
The school offers multiple student discounts, payment plans and financial aid packages. Additional discounts are available for families who work with missionary organizations.
Bucharest Christian Academy, an American, English-taught international Christian school serving PreK4 through 12th grade in Bucharest's Sector 3. The curriculum follows an American model aligned with AERO standards and the Common Core framework, with Advanced Placement courses available for high school students. The school is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and the Association of Christian Schools International. In addition to core subjects, Romanian language classes are offered and an English Language Learners program supports non-fluent English speakers. BCA emphasizes growth across intellectual, physical, emotional, social and spiritual dimensions, delivered through a program that blends rigorous academics with character formation and community life. AP courses are coordinated by an AP Coordinator. Students benefit from a multicultural campus atmosphere, small-class instruction, and a range of development opportunities from chapel and playground activities to classroom learning. Located in Bucharest, BCA aims to prepare students for education and service.
