Turkey, Istanbul
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No boarding facilities.
The colors allowed are Black, Gray, Dark Blue, White, Dark Green, Burgundy, and Brown. These colors form the preferred options; clothing in similar shades is acceptable. Previously purchased UAA T-shirts and sweatshirts may be worn, but new clothing should match the color codes. Female students may wear skorts. Shorts, capri pants, leggings, and any legging-style garments are strictly prohibited on campus.
The Health and Education Foundation (SEV) oversees Üsküdar American Academy; SEV was established by alumni of Üsküdar American Academy, American Collegiate Institute, Tarsus American College, and Talas American College. SEV is administered by a board of trustees and a board of directors. Üsküdar American Academy is affiliated with SEV.
Üsküdar American Academy is a private high school in Istanbul affiliated with SEV, Health and Education Foundation. Founded in 1876, the school operates a lycee-model with English-language science and math and a Turkish diploma path. The IB Diploma Programme is offered for Grades 10–12, with six subjects across groups, Higher and Standard Level options, and core requirements: Extended Essay, Theory of Knowledge, and Creativity, Activity, Service. In Grades 11–12, students may pursue the Turkish diploma path with Honors and AP options. All science and math courses are taught in English; German or French is offered as a second language. Facilities include Özdemir Sabanci Sports Hall, outdoor courts, an artificial turf field, two computer labs, and a Learning Resource Center with 22,000+ volumes. Classrooms have interactive smart boards and wireless internet; every full-time teacher has a laptop. Extracurriculars include drama and music productions, Student Council, CALP, and a Social Entrepreneurship Club.