Institut Le Rosey

Main Campus in Rolle, Switzerland, on the shores of Lake Geneva; the campus spans a 28-hectare estate with historic houses and extensive sports facilities. The girls' campus is nearby to the boys' campus, and Juniors (ages 8–12) live on the Rolle campus. A Winter Campus operates in Gstaad, in the Bernese Alps.

Ages 8–18; Roséens choose French or English as the main language of instruction and study the majority of subjects in that language.

Private international, 100% boarding, co-educational.

Application / Registration Fees

- Non‑refundable one‑time registration fee: CHF 3,000.
- Separate scholarship application fee (when applying for a Le Rosey partial scholarship): CHF 500.

Tuition and Boarding fees — Cadets & Seniors (Classes 5 to Terminale)

- Annual boarding & tuition fee: CHF 159,600.
- Termly fee: CHF 53,200 (three school terms per year).
- Admission deposit on offer acceptance: CHF 68,200 (payable within 10 days). This amount comprises the non‑refundable first term fee and a CHF 15,000 guarantee deposit for extras; any surplus of the guarantee deposit is reimbursed after the term following the student's departure.

Tuition and Boarding fees — Juniors (Classes 9 to 6)

- Annual boarding & tuition fee (boarders): CHF 105,900. Termly fee: CHF 35,300.
- Annual fee for day students (available only in Classes 9, 8 and 7): CHF 56,100. Termly fee for day students: CHF 18,700.
- Admission deposit on offer acceptance for Juniors: CHF 50,300 for boarders (CHF 33,700 for day students), payable within 10 days. This sum comprises the non‑refundable first term fee and a CHF 15,000 guarantee deposit for extras; any surplus of the guarantee deposit is reimbursed after the term following the student's departure.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- For newly admitted students: the required deposit (see above) must be paid within 10 days of the admissions decision to confirm the place. Subsequent term fees follow the published term deadlines.
- For returning students (re‑enrolment): Cadets & Seniors annual fees may be paid in two instalments — first+second term combined and third term separately — with specific deadlines (example: first+second term payment due 1 April; third term due 31 January of the following year). Juniors boarders follow a similar two‑instalment schedule; Juniors day students may be billed in three termly payments. Exact instalment amounts and deadlines are published in the school's financial conditions.
- Extra expenses (debours) are invoiced separately four times per year and are payable within 30 days of issue. A debours invoice that is not contested in writing within 30 days is deemed accepted.

What tuition and boarding fees include

- Tuition and boarding fees cover: all official academic classes, school books, use of facilities (labs, library, art rooms), internet access, all sports lessons (including ski pass, golf, horse‑riding where applicable), group music and arts activities, accommodation, meals, local tourist taxes for Rolle and Gstaad, household linen and laundering (excluding dry‑cleaning), transport of personal effects between campuses, boarding house activities and many compulsory trips (mountain programme), university guidance and transcripts, and school performances.

What is not included (supplementary fees and mandatory extras)

- Supplementary annual charges (examples):
- International Baccalaureate (IB) section (Classes 1 and T): CHF 13,300 (annual).
- French Baccalaureate section (Classes 1 and T): CHF 4,900 (annual).
- Private individual music lessons: CHF 3,800 per year for one weekly lesson.
- Extra‑curricular mother‑tongue language lessons (for Bac preparation): CHF 2,700 per year per weekly period.
- Certain personal costs (e.g., dry‑cleaning, personal purchases, some optional activities and external exam registration fees) are charged separately. Extra invoices for these items are issued as debours.

Uniform and clothing costs

- Uniform pieces are provided through the school but are charged to families as a supplementary cost; required items include formal blazer(s), insignia, trousers or dress, sports and expedition clothing (sports bag, waterproof jacket, trekking shoes, ski clothing), and possible team kit. Costs vary by item and by whether items are supplied already by the student (e.g., an existing blazer can be re‑badged). A blazer is mandatory; several items may be reused year‑to‑year.

Insurance and medical coverage

- All pupils not domiciled in Switzerland must be covered by the school's collective health and accident insurance for the period 1 September to 31 August; this is a mandatory charge for non‑Swiss domiciled students and covers private ward hospital treatment in Switzerland and limited overseas coverage while travelling. Dental and orthodontic costs are typically not covered except after an accident.

Refunds and withdrawal rules

- The payment for the first term included in the admission deposit is non‑refundable in the event of withdrawal.
- The CHF 15,000 guarantee deposit for extras: any surplus is reimbursed at the end of the term following the student's departure; the deposit covers extra expenses billed as debours.
- If a family cancels an existing registration or re‑enrolment between 1 April and the start of the school year, the amount paid for the first term is not reimbursed. Written notice deadlines for withdrawal (for example, to withdraw a child for the following academic year) are specified and must be respected.

Fee payment options and bank details

- Bank transfer is provided as a payment method; the school publishes its UBS bank account details (IBAN CH90 0024 3243 G764 0169 0, SWIFT UBSWCHZH80A). Families are expected to use the published bank details for transfers and to respect payment deadlines.

Other practical points about fees

- Le Rosey does not pay agents or intermediaries; families who use agents pay them directly. Families are responsible for any additional optional costs not covered by the standard fees. Invoices that are not contested in writing within 30 days are deemed accepted.

Represented by about 70 nationalities.