Robert College

Robert College aims to prepare students to become leaders in their chosen fields and contributing citizens to society. The school fosters a student-centered environment that encourages critical thinking, analytical skills, and a passion for lifelong learning. It values diversity, equal opportunity, and the development of a consciousness for society and the environment.

The school follows a unique five-year high school program approved by the Turkish Ministry of National Education, consisting of an initial year of English Prep followed by four years of study. The curriculum is bilingual, with mathematics, science, computer science, art, and music taught in English, while social sciences and Turkish language and literature are taught in Turkish. Students may also study French or German as a second foreign language, and the program includes an elective system in the final three years to support university and career goals.

Graduates of Robert College consistently continue their higher education at top-ranked universities in Turkey and abroad. Alumni have made significant contributions to various fields, including science, politics, the arts, and education. The school aims to produce global citizens and leaders who think freely and possess a broad world-view.

Psychological counseling services are provided to promote student development and well-being. Residential students are supported by a warm and secure living environment designed to help them adjust to being away from their families. The school also emphasizes a student-centered approach, with teachers actively supporting the academic and social growth of each individual.

Admission to Robert College is based on the standardized high school entrance exam prepared by the Turkish Ministry of National Education, which is taken in Turkish during the 8th grade. The school is highly selective, with admitted students typically scoring in the top 0.02% on this exam. It maintains a strong need-based scholarship program, with 26% of the student body receiving financial aid.

The campus provides a secure environment for its 1,042 students, including 195 residential students who live on-site. The school offers virtual campus tours and a dedicated mobile application, RC 360, to explore its facilities. The environment is designed to support both academic and social development, with dedicated spaces for research, discussion, and student life.

The school offers a robust co-curricular program featuring over 130 student-initiated clubs. These include the Robotics team (ARC 6014), Model United Nations (MUN), European Youth Parliament (EYP), and Junior Achievement. Additionally, students participate in a Community Involvement Program that conducts projects in various regions throughout Turkey.