Discover more: www.exeter.edu/ Wonder what it's like here at Exeter? Students Bobby, Kenny, Ori and Lucas (all class of 2018) produced this video to show you around.
Wait this GENIUS! Instead of a boring video explaining why you should join, it's a cool song with staff and students alike, having fun and singing in a way that showcases the school's faculties.
was sent to this video through the acceptance email, absolutely loving the atmosphere. very clear that I'm going to an academically rigorous school but one whose community knows how to live life and have fun. 14 years old, can't wait to be a student next year
You totally should (apply)! I mean, look into it first, ensure that boarding school is right for you, and more specifically, that PEA is right for you. If you find that this would be a good (long term!) fit for you, definitely apply. It's totally worth it and even if you don't get in, the application and interview experience gives a lot of great exposure.
@@kaitlynfleming1971: Of course! I stand by saying that you should undoubtedly apply, as you don't stand to lose much and will gain a lot of experience. However, if you get in or want to start considering it really seriously, here's a pros and cons list. Hope this helps: PROS: accelerated education, independence, learn to executive function, preview into college, hobby/extracurricular opportunities, global perspectives & meet a lot of new people from all over, academia outside of the classroom. CONS: fees, having (nearly) total choices/control over executive functions can cause downfall, miss out on regular high school experience, homesickness, presence of unescapable bullying if you get into that. NOTE: support systems are immensely important. Some boarding schools (including Exeter) have GREAT support systems, others don't have any. If you're looking at a variety of boarding schools, take this heavily into account. You should definitely have a support system wherever you go.
You should. I applied to lots of these schools and I can tell you that I feel like I have an extreme edge-up in college admissions because of it. You get to know what it’s like to sit down for a huge standardized test, you get practice with recommendations and interviews and essays. Honestly, if you have the resources to pay fees, I’d apply for the heck of it even if you don’t really want to go. The experience you gain is invaluable.
Benjamin Patrick i respectfully disagree that you should apply even if you don’t want to go because it could take opportunities away from someone who really wants to go but i do agree that it is great practice.
"Reconhecimento importante: "As vezes vivemos dilemas entre o parecer e o ser nas interpretações, nas traduções e nos momentos das leituras diversas e as questões mais contundentes, comprometedoras e, cobranças porém a formação do caráter e identidade são observados e avaliados pelo o equilíbrio psico sócio econômico, a seriedade com as responsabilidades e a maturidade no amadurecimento das experiências respostas e resultados sejam eles qualitativos e quantitativos através das competências e capacidades com responsabilidades. " Valter da Costa
I’m going try hard in 8th grade and making a website and with my act score of 26 it would probably get me in for the 9th grade year. Work hard and it will pay off...
Aditya Deora I also got it too lol but I’m going to a private school near me called cranbrook instead since my parents want me to go there and I got a good scholarship there, let’s keep in touch lol
Just be yourself. I know it sounds cliche, but it's honestly really helpful. And I also would study as hard as you can for the standardized tests. Varsity tutors has some free stuff.
Wait this GENIUS! Instead of a boring video explaining why you should join, it's a cool song with staff and students alike, having fun and singing in a way that showcases the school's faculties.
I've got into Exeter this year on full financial aid as an international student, and I'm so happy that I've got this video in my acceptance letter!😭
Same! I'm so proud of you
Omg that's amazing. I might see you on campus this fall!
@@greenartSTEM_1 Sorry if ur not talking to me lol, but I hope I see you too! If u don't mind me asking, what grade are u applying to?
@@ut_fan8787Thank you so much!
@@greenartSTEM_1 Thank you! See ya!
was sent to this video through the acceptance email, absolutely loving the atmosphere. very clear that I'm going to an academically rigorous school but one whose community knows how to live life and have fun. 14 years old, can't wait to be a student next year
I'm excited! I just got accepted today, and can't wait to be here in a couple of months.
Yaaay! Me too! Can't wait to start Exeter! See you on campus!
can you share your stats?
This is the Hogwarts of schools. I love it and I am seriously considering applying for my sophomore year.
You totally should (apply)! I mean, look into it first, ensure that boarding school is right for you, and more specifically, that PEA is right for you. If you find that this would be a good (long term!) fit for you, definitely apply. It's totally worth it and even if you don't get in, the application and interview experience gives a lot of great exposure.
@@riachauhan6246 Thanks for the great advice!
@@kaitlynfleming1971: Of course! I stand by saying that you should undoubtedly apply, as you don't stand to lose much and will gain a lot of experience. However, if you get in or want to start considering it really seriously, here's a pros and cons list. Hope this helps:
PROS: accelerated education, independence, learn to executive function, preview into college, hobby/extracurricular opportunities, global perspectives & meet a lot of new people from all over, academia outside of the classroom.
CONS: fees, having (nearly) total choices/control over executive functions can cause downfall, miss out on regular high school experience, homesickness, presence of unescapable bullying if you get into that.
NOTE: support systems are immensely important. Some boarding schools (including Exeter) have GREAT support systems, others don't have any. If you're looking at a variety of boarding schools, take this heavily into account. You should definitely have a support system wherever you go.
You should. I applied to lots of these schools and I can tell you that I feel like I have an extreme edge-up in college admissions because of it. You get to know what it’s like to sit down for a huge standardized test, you get practice with recommendations and interviews and essays. Honestly, if you have the resources to pay fees, I’d apply for the heck of it even if you don’t really want to go. The experience you gain is invaluable.
Benjamin Patrick i respectfully disagree that you should apply even if you don’t want to go because it could take opportunities away from someone who really wants to go but i do agree that it is great practice.
PE students: *Andover students attack*
PEA: *Yas*
This is how schools should be like
I mean, this is scripted.
@@siderism1062 anyway
Can’t wait to visit for revisit day in April!
Great school but my son chose Andover. See you at A-E weekend.
Damn, Osiris. Dope name.
Feels like it was made for me
I'm definitely applying for the Fall of 2023
Same! What year are u applying for?
Me too! Good luck
I’m going to apply for September 23! :)
Same! What grade? And good luck
This is actually dope...
And I go to Andover :)
which year?
my uncle went to andover, my other uncle went to petty, and my mom went to exeter
@@aveenburney7463 STOP HI AVEEN
@@victorial6165 OMG HI VICWHOA
Love the video
Another great video. Good job.
Andover or Exeter !!!!!!!!! What should I pick
i am actually trying to apply their as a freshmen when I am in 8th grade right now
"Very good, Wandefour. "
Pure awesomeness. Exonians unite!
yasssssssss
Pedro breh
@@haydengiles4986 oh god
which house does he live in omg
will house
"Reconhecimento importante: "As vezes vivemos dilemas entre o parecer e o ser nas interpretações, nas traduções e nos momentos das leituras diversas e as questões mais contundentes, comprometedoras e, cobranças porém a formação do caráter e identidade são observados e avaliados pelo o equilíbrio psico sócio econômico, a seriedade com as responsabilidades e a maturidade no amadurecimento das experiências respostas e resultados sejam eles qualitativos e quantitativos através das competências e capacidades com responsabilidades. "
Valter da Costa
1:48 is my favorite lol
Great job!
Any tips for applying and the interview?
same
I’m going try hard in 8th grade and making a website and with my act score of 26 it would probably get me in for the 9th grade year. Work hard and it will pay off...
Aditya Deora I also got it too lol but I’m going to a private school near me called cranbrook instead since my parents want me to go there and I got a good scholarship there, let’s keep in touch lol
Aditya Deora you got discord?
Just be yourself. I know it sounds cliche, but it's honestly really helpful. And I also would study as hard as you can for the standardized tests. Varsity tutors has some free stuff.
Should I apply when I’m already a junior?
Megan Hoang I’m applying for my freshman year, but I think that it’s never too late to apply!
@@emma-uw4my did you get in?
no. i got waitlisted and never got off :(
bruh the next four years finna be lit
yooo u got in?? pls share some tips on getting in!
Exeter 🤝 My dream
make it andover
@@Kosmo_Z wrong place to commenting that but okay
lol they better have a large endowment with all the drone shots
I think they have the largest endowment of any secondary school in the US!
@@bennyksmusicalworld yes that's true. over $1bn
1.3 billion dollars. They have 1.3 billion USD of endowment
Duuuu Philips Exeter
My queshion ? "Bigs boys? goods boys ?greands boys?bads boys? " Boys ou Gierls
"
hey
John Lee moment
P e n i s
E a t e r s
A c a d e m y
no
Lmao it's literally The Andover Song but Exeter
Except it's way worse hahaha
Except without the overload of autotune.
i cant i live in canada, and my mommie no want spend no money on travel. srry bud.
Why disgrace us like this
Because cash rules everything around me- CREAM- get the money.... dallahdallahbillyall