is UNIS a good school?

[Anonymous]

Someone asked me about this and would love opinions.

[Anonymous]

Yes, of course

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, of course

but like top tier?
everyone i know who went there says admissions are super easy so if really good am wondering what catch is.

[Anonymous]

Oh god. Enough with the TT. I know several kids who graduated from there. A great school. See if it’s the right fit for your dc and stop being so socially insecure. It obviously has an international bent to it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh god. Enough with the TT. I know several kids who graduated from there. A great school. See if it’s the right fit for your dc and stop being so socially insecure. It obviously has an international bent to it.

well it is important when you are shelling out $65k a kid to figure out if it's worth the money vs a public.
Trinity/ Dalton etc obviously are but 2T at high school when there are other options maybe not.

[Anonymous]

Seriously. You are ridiculous. It is a great school. See if it’s the right fit for your kid without being so focused on TT. I have known kids at all 3 schools fwiw

[Anonymous]

It's an easy school to get in and get out. Great school if you care about mental health.

If you care about college outcome, then don't go. UNIS is not even 3T.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh god. Enough with the TT. I know several kids who graduated from there. A great school. See if it’s the right fit for your dc and stop being so socially insecure. It obviously has an international bent to it.

well it is important when you are shelling out $65k a kid to figure out if it's worth the money vs a public.
Trinity/ Dalton etc obviously are but 2T at high school when there are other options maybe not.

You might not be the right demographics. This type of school makes their money from foreign entities paying for their employee’s child when living abroad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh god. Enough with the TT. I know several kids who graduated from there. A great school. See if it’s the right fit for your dc and stop being so socially insecure. It obviously has an international bent to it.

well it is important when you are shelling out $65k a kid to figure out if it's worth the money vs a public.
Trinity/ Dalton etc obviously are but 2T at high school when there are other options maybe not.

You might not be the right demographics. This type of school makes their money from foreign entities paying for their employee’s child when living abroad.

lots of international; lots of well off children left home for stretches of time with unlimited resources and limited supervision

[Anonymous]

College outcome is not very good at this school. If you DC does not care much about which college, then go.

[Anonymous]

It's ok. Not in top tier.

There is a lot of turnover of families since so many are international and on temporary assignments, so less of a community feel.