Admission
A Diverse Community
International Students
Each year, international students make up approximately 20% of the CRMS student body.
2011-12 International Student Breakdown
International Student Slide Show click here
The International Support Program at CRMS includes:
* Intermediate and advanced/integrated ESL courses
* A special orientation program at the beginning of the year
* Assistance with travel plans
* TOEFL test preparation and transportation to test locations
* Special international student outings
* On-campus residential program
Resources for International Students
Name: Juan Pablo
Homestate (or Country): Mexico
Grade:11
Boarding or Day Student: Boarding
Favorite subject: Environmental Science with Jim Gaw
Favorite “Active” activity: Telemark Skiing
Favorite Work Crew: My favorite work crew was Riverwatch. We worked with the Colorado Riverwatch Program to test the water from the Crystal River (which flows through our campus). I enjoyed this crew because it was a very real application of what I have been learning in my environmental science class about river ecology.
Best moment at Colorado Rocky Mountain School so far: The outdoor program is so amazing. I have really loved all of the trips I have done – starting with Wilderness Orientation my first year.
What made you chose Colorado Rocky Mountain School?: I chose CRMS because of the sports offerings. I was amazed that you could ski four days a week and was also impressed when I saw the school's climbing wall that students help build.
Most challenging experience/class/assignment thus far: Being a boarding student was challenging at first because I hadn’t lived away from home before I came here. Since arriving here, I realize how valuable it is to live with your friends and teachers. I not only love the sports programs here, but I am benefiting from the structure of evening study and am more focused with my classes.
Favorite food at the Bar Fork Dining Hall: Fiona (our head chef) makes the best spaghetti!
Favorite on-campus activity: On the weekends, I play indoor soccer with my friends. There is an indoor soccer club that was started by students.
Each year, international students make up approximately 20% of the CRMS student body.
2011-12 International Student Breakdown
Total international students: 29International Student Program Brochure click here
Total Countries Represented: 14
Antigua
Austria
China
Costa Rica
Germany
Guadeloupe Island
Japan
Mexico
Rwanda
Slovakia
South Korea
Spain
Switzerland
Vietnam
International Student Slide Show click here
The International Support Program at CRMS includes:
* Intermediate and advanced/integrated ESL courses
* A special orientation program at the beginning of the year
* Assistance with travel plans
* TOEFL test preparation and transportation to test locations
* Special international student outings
* On-campus residential program
Resources for International Students
- Student Visa Information
- Student Health Insurance Information
- What International Boarding Students Should Bring to School
Name: Juan Pablo
Homestate (or Country): Mexico
Grade:11
Boarding or Day Student: Boarding
Favorite subject: Environmental Science with Jim Gaw
Favorite “Active” activity: Telemark Skiing
Favorite Work Crew: My favorite work crew was Riverwatch. We worked with the Colorado Riverwatch Program to test the water from the Crystal River (which flows through our campus). I enjoyed this crew because it was a very real application of what I have been learning in my environmental science class about river ecology.
Best moment at Colorado Rocky Mountain School so far: The outdoor program is so amazing. I have really loved all of the trips I have done – starting with Wilderness Orientation my first year.
What made you chose Colorado Rocky Mountain School?: I chose CRMS because of the sports offerings. I was amazed that you could ski four days a week and was also impressed when I saw the school's climbing wall that students help build.
Most challenging experience/class/assignment thus far: Being a boarding student was challenging at first because I hadn’t lived away from home before I came here. Since arriving here, I realize how valuable it is to live with your friends and teachers. I not only love the sports programs here, but I am benefiting from the structure of evening study and am more focused with my classes.
Favorite food at the Bar Fork Dining Hall: Fiona (our head chef) makes the best spaghetti!
Favorite on-campus activity: On the weekends, I play indoor soccer with my friends. There is an indoor soccer club that was started by students.
