From our hilltop view of the largest freshwater lake in the world, we welcome you.
Marking you feel at home is Marshall's priority. Students perform best academically when they feel safe and cared for in school. Here, students can reach their full potential in the classroom, and beyond.
Marshall's 2017 graduating class earned over $6 million in college scholarships. Over 80% of our seniors were accepted at their first choice school.
Class sizes are small, teachers are attentive to students questions and needs, and the curriculum is broad. Marshall offers a wide selection of college preparatory classes, honors courses, and over 20 Advanced Placement courses.
Since 2008 more than 100 students from nearly 20 countries have made Marshall their choice for a program that positions students for acceptance at America's most top colleges and universities. We have earned a reputation for excelling both at academics and providing a home-like experience for international students.
For these reasons and more, Marshall School is the right choice for international students seeking an American education.
Here, you belong.
International Application Process and Timeline
Marshall's international application process is designed to evaluate the academic preparation, English language readiness, motivation, and objectives of each candidate. The goal of the international admissions process is to accept students who will be motivated to excel, to participate in community life, and who have goals and dreams for their Marshall experience and their lives.
Application Steps
1. Complete and submit Marshall's application.
2. Complete the student questionnaire.
3. Schedule and complete an interview with Marshall's international admissions staff (usually conducted via telephone or SKYPE) by contacting Christa Knudsen, Director of International Programs, at cknudsen@marshallschool.org.
Tuition and Scholarships
Marshall’s 2017-18 international tuition and fees total $42,230, which includes
Scholarships of up to $15,000 are available on a limited basis through Marshall's Global Scholars program. Students must be able to demonstrate a high level of achievement, both academically and personally to qualify for a scholarship. For more information on the scholarship and application instructions, please contact Christa Knudsen at cknudsen@marshallschool.org.
Marshall School is located in Duluth, Minnesota. This seaport city was voted "Best Town in America" and "Best Place to Live in the United States" by Outdoor Magazine in 2014 and 2015 and sits along the shores of the largest freshwater lake in the world - Lake Superior.
Minnesota is ranked #3 in the US for quality of education, and is known for its pristine natural wilderness, clean water, and fresh air. Minnesota is also home to a highly educated population, with a large number of colleges and universities, and excellent health care.
Marshall House is a brand-new, 30-bed residence for international students. Most rooms (26) are single rooms. The residence features a private dining hall, where students are free to cook for fun. The residence also features the Global Learning Center, a library and study are for students, a large recreation room and outdoor courtyard, weekly field trips and activities, catered food service, a dedicated staff of four, all who live on campus, an in-dorm advisory program, quiet study hours, and daily mentoring. For more about the daily activities in Marshall House, visit us on Facebook @marshallhouseduluth!
Starting in fall 2016, Marshall now offers students on-campus living for the first time in the program's history. The 28 bed facility will include single and double rooms, a kitchen, multiple quiet and comfortable spaces for students to study, an enclosed courtyard and garden, and a Global Learning Center.
Marshall sponsors several short-term visits from students attending partner schools around the world each year. 2015 saw visits from the Liebfrauschule in Germany, St. George's School in Bogota, Columbia and ICLS in Hanoi, Vietnam. The school will welcome students from Normandy, France, Petrozavodsk, Russia, and Istanbul, Turkey in 2016-17.
Marshall and the University of Minnesota-Duluth entered into a cooperative agreement in 2015 that allows international students who attend Marshall for at least one year guaranteed entrance to UMD.
In the fall of 2015, Marshall was awarded a STEP grant through the Minnesota Trade Office to fund travel and recruiting efforts. Use of the US Commercial Service's partner introduction program, the "Gold Key Service", allowed Marshall to set targeted meetings in new locations, leading to new International student enrollment.
