International Students

Wolfeboro International

By design, Wolfeboro offers a vibrant international enrollment. In a typical year, almost fifty percent of our students have an international address and represent more than twenty countries. Many are already fluent in English.

Wolfeboro is well known for providing precise academic preparation for students considering American or International day and boarding schools. Our ESL curriculum is not diluted with soft, introductory, cultural content.

Our ESL classes provide a sharp focus on college prep writing, reading and verbal skills needed for private school success. Our pen and paper setting is centered on grammar, vocabulary, academic writing and reading.

The Wolfeboro Difference

Students are surrounded by English-speakers. Perhaps most importantly, our policy of limited cell phone use means that students spend essentially all their time in face-to-face interaction in class, family style meals in the Jousson Dining Hall, playing or relaxing with other students on campus or during trips to an amusement or water park.

Stay in Touch - With parental permission, students have access to their cell phones for at least 30 minutes each day.

Travel and Visa Information

Visa Information

Please note that Wolfeboro does not issue Form I-20.
A visitor visa such as the B-2 is commonly used.

Travel Assistance

Our travel expert is available by phone on Arrival and Departure Days to assist parents and students.

Personal Travel Support

Wolfeboro partners with International Student Support, Inc. for optional travel support, student care and supervision on an individual basis. Contact our office for information or go to http://intlstudentsupport.com/.

Arrival Day

Arrive by car directly to campus or by air to regional airports.

Wolfeboro faculty meet your child at the airport and provide escort to campus. We meet students at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) or Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT).

Flights should generally be scheduled to arrive between 10 AM and 6 PM on arrival day.
Arrivals on other dates or times require family-arranged care and transportation.

Departure Day

Students generally depart with family by car or with faculty to regional airports. Faculty assist with check-in.

Flights should be scheduled to depart between 10 AM and 6 PM.
Departure on other dates or at other times require family-arranged care and transportation.

Countries Represented