International Students
The following process is followed to enroll international students at American Heritage Academy,:
Step 1:
Student submits:
- Application for Enrollment with $125 application fee.
- Immunization records showing compliance with Nevada state law.
- Academic transcripts for the past two years.
- Official signed statement of current bank account balance, reflecting adequate funds to cover tuition and living expenses.
Step 2:
Submit Document Packet to:
AHA International Admissions
2100 Olympic Avenue
Henderson, NV 89014
Fax: (702) 949-0273
Phone: (702) 949-5614
americanheritageacademy@gmail.com
Step 3:
Student arranges for home stay, submits U.S. address to AHA and provides certificate of health insurance coverage to AHA via mail.
Step 4:
American Heritage Academy issues I-20 to student OR requests I-20 transfer from student’s current school.
Step 5:
Student pays I-901 fee to U.S. Embassy or Consulate
Present I-20 form to U.S. Embassy or Consulate with other F visa requirements
Tuition and Living Expenses
Tuition for international students is $9,500 per year. Other living expenses are estimated as follows:
Book Fees
Uniforms
Personal computer
Student Health Insurance
Student health insurance is not available through American Heritage Academy and must be purchased separately.
Home Stay Arrangements
Home stay arrangements are the responsibility of the prospective student’s family or agent. American Heritage School does not offer boarding facilities but we can provide information to you for potential host families.
International students pay a monthly fee as compensation for meals, lodging, internet connection, and transportation to and from the school.
Conclusion
We look forward to receiving your application. If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
–AHA Administration
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This year’s recipient is Spencer Thomas.
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Awesome award for an awesome man!
The Star Award is given to a scholar who consistently performs at a superior level in all categories of conduct and behavior, a woman or man for all seasons.
This year’s recipient is Spencer Thomas.
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The James Madison Statesman Award is given to the senior who best exemplifies outstanding Christian statesmanship.
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This year’s recipient is Brennan Hogue
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This year’s recipient is Allison Koehler.
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