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Off Campus Study

New Cultures. New Challenges. New Confidence.

LIFE EXPANDED

Consistent with the idea of preparing boys for a life of learning and growth, we offer numerous opportunities to study in high-caliber programs throughout the United States and abroad. These partnerships offer intense academics, while also allowing for experiential education, site-specific study, and new understandings of the proverbial “classroom.”

Students typically study “away” during their junior year, although it is possible that sophomores and even seniors could choose to do so. Most programs offer standardized testing and assistance with the college process in conjunction with Brunswick’s own college office.

Our students have studied in Spain, China, Italy, Colorado, and the Bahamas for either the entire academic year or a semester. In recent years students have studied in Jordan, Washington, D.C., Maine, and Vermont.

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