<p>These site may help:</p>
<p>Boarding</a> School Finder - Search over 3000 Public and Private Boarding Schools in 50 Countries</p>
<p>hsmomstef used to post about United World Colleges. They sounded quite interesting as well.</p>
<p>Yeah, places like Le Rosy are just homes for the wealthy. Even if you could magically get FA, you wouldn’t fit in. Or I know I wouldn’t, anyway.</p>
<p>British boarding schools are, in many ways, unbeatable. But like with everything else in life, much depends on the prospective student and what you seek from the education (experience). </p>
<p>Consider Salem in Germany. First rate – and then some. But very “Euro prep,” if there is such a thing.</p>
<p>I second the United World Colleges. It’s a two year IB program in a truly international environment and there are schools in 12 or 13 countries currently. Extra bonus, it’s free tuition and board for US students.</p>
<p>Le Rosey has an amazing campus, an amazing faculty, and amazing skii zones. I thought it was paradise. I know many people think the school is really snobby, and it IS , but there are also many cool students.
BUT it is really expensive, let me warn you. As in, really really expensive. I think you have to pass an entry exam, but I didnt do it (I went there for my freshman year). And even with FA it is almost impossible to pay.</p>
<p>I don’t know about other BS in Europe, but there is one in France called Sek Les Alpes, its a spanish school in the middle of the French Alps. It has amazing academics, but its really small (40 students!) and I heard you also get to skii a lot. My best friend went there, and you get to learn spanish+french.</p>
<p>In England there are also some other amazing BS you should check out.</p>