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EIS Scholarships
Key Facts about Scholarships
Scholarship Competition Process
Our scholarship graduates

EIS High School Scholarship Competition

2026-2027 Academic Year

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Unleash your potential! We encourage independent and gifted high school students from Latvia and worldwide to participate in the EIS Scholarship Competition! By continuing your education with us, you will thrive in an international environment, pursue your passions, and prepare for entry into the best universities in the world.

Plus, a Valuable Bonus! Even if you don't receive an award, participating in our competitive application process provides invaluable experience that serves as excellent preparation for future university and job applications worldwide.

Over the past four years, we have proudly awarded more than 15 scholarships to day and boarding students from numerous countries. Our scholars excel academically while pursuing their individual passions in arts, sports, and other fields.

Thanks to our welcoming community, outstanding teachers, and the excellent IB Diploma Programme, they have successfully gained entry to the most prestigious universities worldwide.

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Key Facts

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Available to students from other schools in Latvia and around the world applying to start in Grade 10 (Pre IB) or Grade 11 (IB DP Year 1) at EIS next academic year.
Application Deadline

March 1, 2026.
EIS offers

One scholarship covering 100% and four scholarships covering up to 90% of the tuition and boarding fees. Please see the details below.
Selection Criteria
Selection Criteria for participation in EIS Scholarship competition:
- Level of English (minimum B2).
- Academic and Behavioral Standing.
- A Particular Talent, Passion, or Achievement.

One scholarship covering 100% and four scholarships covering up to 90% of the tuition and boarding fees. Please see the details below.

EIS offers

March 1, 2026.

Application Deadline

Available to students from other schools in Latvia and around the world applying to start in Grade 10 (Pre IB) or Grade 11 (IB DP Year 1) at EIS next academic year.

Eligibility Criteria for participation in EIS Scholarship competition:

Selection Criteria

Level of English (minimum B2).
Academic and Behavioral Standing.
A Particular Talent, Passion, or Achievement.

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Application and Competition Process

1) Parents submit the Online Application for Placement: https://exupery.lv/enquiry. This form provides us with the basic personal, contact, and academic information and enables us to create your account in our Admissions System (OpenApply).

2) A confirmation email is sent to the Parent's Email Address with instructions to access the OpenApply Profile in order to complete the Scholarship Application Checklist - upload the transcripts for the last 2 academic years, upload achievements for the last two years, and send the Application for Scholarship Competition Form to the student applicant.

3) Student Applicant fills out the Application for Scholarship Competition Form.

5) The selection Committee announces the winners of the Scholarship Competition!

4) The EIS Scholarship Committee reviews all completed applications. Shortlisted candidates are invited to the English and Academic Testing as well as applicant and parent interviews with the members of the EIS Academic Team.

By May 8, 2026:

By April 17, 2026:

By March 1, 2026:

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Important Notes

Candidates who provide incomplete or untruthful information and/or fail to complete the high school questionnaire (Steps 1 and 2) will not be considered for the next steps in the application process.

Applicants applying from Latvia will complete the testing and interviews (Step 6) in person, and candidates applying from outside of Latvia complete it online.

Scholarships for the day program will cover up to 100% of the tuition fees, as well as all the enrollment and registration fees, but will not cover the meal fees, the exam fees, the paid after-school clubs, and any other extra expenses. A full breakdown of EIS fees can be found here.

Scholarships for the Boarding program will cover up to 90% of the All Inclusive Boarding Fees, but will not cover the visa procurement and travel expenses, the insurance, the IB exam fees, the participation in paid after-school clubs, and any other extra expenses. A full breakdown of EIS fees can be found here.

Please note that boarding students from outside will need to apply for a visa or residence permits, and obtaining the necessary immigration documents is the responsibility of the applicant’s family. More information on entering Latvia can be found on the page of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia: https://www.mfa.gov.lv/en/entry-latvia

Our scholarship graduates

Our scholarship holders graduated with outstanding results:

While the entire graduating class of 2023 surpassed the world average at the IB DP exams, one of the scholarship recipients had achieved perfect IB DP exam score of 45.
One of the EIS graduates was accepted to Williams College, ranking #1 among the best National Liberal Arts Colleges in the US.
Another graduate won a silver medal at the 16th International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics. This achievement also marked her final school Olympiad before she embarked on her studies at École Polytechnique in Paris.

While the entire graduating class of 2023 surpassed the world average at the IB DP exams, one of the scholarship recipients had achieved perfect IB DP exam score of 45.
One of the EIS graduates was accepted to Williams College, ranking #1 among the best National Liberal Arts Colleges in the US.
Another graduate won a silver medal at the 16th International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics. This achievement also marked her final school Olympiad before she embarked on her studies at École Polytechnique in Paris.

EIS Scholarship students

Ke Li (Rick) has received offers from several universities and has chosen to study Mathematics at Pace University in New York. He hopes to build his future in the country where he completes his education — thoughtful, focused, and ready for what’s ahead. His advice to future EIS students? Be better prepared for your exams. Simple, but essential.

Ke Li

Graduate, now a student at Pace University in New York

During the selection period, It was fascinating to have an opportunity to tell stories about my true self and share ideas that could stand out. Also, when I was on the waiting list I didn’t give up – and actively participated in Exupery Summer Camp and the Latvian Studies Olympiad and even got an award from the Latvian Ministry of Education.

Giorgia Chang (China, Beijing)

Graduate, now a student at The New School, a university in New York

Kristians has always been passionate about theatre and storytelling — about the power of voice, vision, and expression to connect people. Yet alongside this love, he developed a deep interest in understanding the human mind and behavior. Now, with his acceptance to Regent’s University London to study Psychology, Kristians is taking the next step — combining his creativity with a desire to gain practical knowledge that can open many paths for the future. And his advice to the next generation of EIS students? “Listen to Miss Fleur — and whatever you do, don’t upset Mr. Stephen,” he says!

Kristians

Graduate, now a student at Regent’s University London

Vlada Elīza is passionate about creating things that serve humanity — bridges, roads, and real-world systems — and dreams of seeing her ideas brought to life.
She has been accepted to Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen to study Mechanical Engineering, a field that will challenge her creativity and technical skills in equal measure. To the next generation of EIS students, Vlada Elīza offers this honest advice: don’t choose subjects just because you like them — think about whether you can actually pass them. A subject must be studied with intention, not taken for granted.

Vlada Elīza (Latvia)

Graduate, now a student at Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Groningen

The scholarship for me was an encouraging step in bold undertakings that seemed impossible at first sight. This is what makes Exupery different from other schools. The curriculum and study plan are built in such a way that I don’t have to make a tough choice between the Olympiads I want to take part in because there is time for everything I’m interested in. I am happy that my dream of becoming an astronomer is coming true.

Olita (Latvia, Riga)

Graduate, now a student @ École Polytechnique in Paris

EIS Scholarship students

Ke Li (Rick) has received offers from several universities and has chosen to study Mathematics at Pace University in New York. He hopes to build his future in the country where he completes his education — thoughtful, focused, and ready for what’s ahead. His advice to future EIS students? Be better prepared for your exams. Simple, but essential.

Ke Li

Graduate, now a student at Pace University in New York

During the selection period, It was fascinating to have an opportunity to tell stories about my true self and share ideas that could stand out. Also, when I was on the waiting list I didn’t give up – and actively participated in Exupery Summer Camp and the Latvian Studies Olympiad and even got an award from the Latvian Ministry of Education.

Giorgia Chang (China, Beijing)

Graduate, now a student at The New School, a university in New York

Kristians has always been passionate about theatre and storytelling — about the power of voice, vision, and expression to connect people. Yet alongside this love, he developed a deep interest in understanding the human mind and behavior. Now, with his acceptance to Regent’s University London to study Psychology, Kristians is taking the next step — combining his creativity with a desire to gain practical knowledge that can open many paths for the future. And his advice to the next generation of EIS students? “Listen to Miss Fleur — and whatever you do, don’t upset Mr. Stephen,” he says!

Kristians

Graduate, now a student at Regent’s University London

Vlada Elīza is passionate about creating things that serve humanity — bridges, roads, and real-world systems — and dreams of seeing her ideas brought to life.
She has been accepted to Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen to study Mechanical Engineering, a field that will challenge her creativity and technical skills in equal measure. To the next generation of EIS students, Vlada Elīza offers this honest advice: don’t choose subjects just because you like them — think about whether you can actually pass them. A subject must be studied with intention, not taken for granted.

Vlada Elīza (Latvia)

Graduate, now a student at Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Groningen

The scholarship for me was an encouraging step in bold undertakings that seemed impossible at first sight. This is what makes Exupery different from other schools. The curriculum and study plan are built in such a way that I don’t have to make a tough choice between the Olympiads I want to take part in because there is time for everything I’m interested in. I am happy that my dream of becoming an astronomer is coming true.

Olita (Latvia, Riga)

Graduate, now a student @ École Polytechnique in Paris

Our professional and competent faculty, the rigorous and flexible IB Diploma Programme, and our ultramodern campus with a boarding house make us a perfect college prep high school right in the middle of Europe.