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Aleea Mizil 62B, Sector 3, Bucharest, Romania.
PreK4 to grade 12.
The school is an international Christian school offering a fully American curriculum.
ELL program available; may be limited.
American affiliation (fully American international school).
Christian.
Application and registration fees
- New student application / registration fee: €700 (non‑refundable).
- Returning student registration fee: €350 (non‑refundable).
Tuition (by grade / term)
- The school does not publish a public schedule of tuition amounts by grade or term for the 2026–2027 academic year; tuition figures are provided to families by the school on request. The published Tuition & Fees page instructs families to contact the school for tuition amounts.
Additional fees and typical mandatory charges
- English Language Learners (ELL) support: €350 – €450 per semester, depending on level of support required.
- Secondary technology fee: €350 per year.
- Elementary technology fee: €200 per year.
- Athletic teams / sports: Additional team and activity fees apply; amounts vary by sport, season and program needs. Costs for specific trips (for example the annual Budapest basketball trip) are charged to participants.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The admissions office issues an invoice upon acceptance; fees listed on the invoice must be paid by the date shown or a student's place may be forfeited.
- The published fees page states that all fees are paid in full at the time of registration.
- The school advertises that it offers multiple student discounts, payment plans and financial aid options; specific payment‑plan structures and deadlines are not published in the public fee summary.
Boarding fees
- Bucharest Christian Academy does not operate a boarding program; no boarding fees are charged.
Other costs (examples)
- School uniforms: The school is not listed as operating a uniform requirement in public school directory listings; no published uniform fee schedule appears in the school's tuition summary.
- Sports travel and extracurricular activity expenses: charged separately and vary by activity (see Athletic teams / sports above).
- Textbooks, classroom materials, school photos, and similar items: not specified in the published Tuition & Fees summary; such costs may be invoiced separately.
Refunds and cancellations
- All fees are stated as non‑refundable in the published fee information. Fees are to be paid in full at registration and are non‑refundable.
Fee payment options (methods)
- The public fee materials do not list specific payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit card, or in‑person payment) in the published Tuition & Fees page. The admissions application and enrollment process indicate that the school issues an invoice upon acceptance and that fees are required by the invoice date. Payment plans are offered, but the publicly posted summary does not disclose the accepted transaction methods or online payment portals.
Summary of what could not be published here
- The school's public Tuition & Fees summary for 2026–2027 lists application/registration fees and a small set of additional fees (ELL, technology, athletics) and states that all fees are non‑refundable and are due at registration, but it does not publish grade‑by‑grade or term‑by‑term tuition amounts or specific payment method details. Families receive tuition figures, detailed billing schedules and payment‑method instructions from the school as part of the admissions/invoicing process.
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.
