American High School Diploma

The Right to Choose

The US Dual Diploma is now available in Rhodes!

In collaboration with Columbia High School in the USA and under the aegis of American educational institutes, "RODION PAIDEIA" School offers an American High School diploma alongside the Greek one!

Accredited by Major American Educational Institutions.
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Why Should a Student Choose the US Dual Diploma?

The program offers students the opportunity to earn an American high school diploma alongside their Greek diploma by completing a cycle of 10 courses.

Flexible Scheduling

Students have the flexibility to complete the program in 2 or 3 years, choosing how many courses they will take each year, through flexible small group sessions and online learning.

Career Guidance

In collaboration with "RODION Anadrasis," each student has access to a comprehensive team of professionals from the USA who support them every step of the way from the beginning to the end of their course cycle.

Personalized Approach

We begin by analyzing the student’s profile, assessing their level of English proficiency, and then creating an educational program that culminates in a strategy for university admission.

New Horizons in Studies

The courses are designed to prepare students for their future studies and enhance their knowledge in various fields, while also meeting all the criteria and certifications of educational institutes in the USA and the EU.

Development of International Relationships

The international student groups in the network connect students from around the world who share common interests. By collaborating with peers from different countries, students create international friendships.

Guaranteed University Admission

Successful graduates of the US Dual Diploma program with a GPA of at least 2.5 are guaranteed admission to one of our partner universities without requiring the SAT, ACT, or TOEFL. Additionally, students can apply to any other university of their choice outside the network, expanding their options.

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We analyze the student's profile, assess their level of English proficiency, and then create an educational program that culminates in a strategy for university admission.
  • 1. Student Needs & Goals Analysis
Detailed analysis of the student’s profile.
  • Documentation of the student’s academic performance and interests so far.
  • Understanding the student’s career aspirations and personal interests.
  • Identifying the knowledge and skills that students need to acquire.
  • 2. Curriculum Design
Based on the analysis and assessment results, a personalized educational program is created.
  • Decision regarding the 10 courses that the student must complete.
  • Application of diagnostic tests to determine the current level of language proficiency.
    *Additional English or other support courses are provided if needed, always within the overall cost of the program for the cycle of ten courses.
  • 3. Study Plan
A strategy is developed for university admission, which includes:
  • Career counseling: Providing career guidance from specialists in the USA in collaboration with our school’s counseling center, "RODION Anadrasis."
  • Application preparation: Support in completing applications and preparation for necessary exams.

Program Services

The program follows a comprehensive and systematic approach to ensure each student’s success.

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How Does a Student Obtain an American High School Diploma Alongside the Greek One?

In the 3 years of high school, a student typically takes 40 courses.

With 30 Greek and 10 American courses, a student can earn an American Diploma along with the Greek one, as the 30 Greek courses are recognized.

The US Dual Diploma program includes a series of courses designed to prepare students for their future studies and to enhance their knowledge in various fields while meeting all the criteria and certifications of American educational institutions.

  • Courses
  • 1. English Literature
English literature courses help students practice their English skills in everyday life. These courses aim to:
  • Develop language skills.
  • Understand and analyze literary works.
  • Improve written and spoken communication.
  • 2. Social Sciences

Courses such as World History or Sociology aim to better understand the global economy.

  • Enhance knowledge of history and sociology.
  • Provide a broader perspective on the social and economic structures of the world.
  • 3. Elective Courses
Students choose 4 courses according to their personal interests and future university studies.
These courses:
  • Prepare students for studies in specific fields.
  • Offer specialized knowledge and skills.
  • Sample Elective Courses
  • Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
  • Anatomy and Physiology
  • Digital Social Networks
  • Tourism Project Management
  • Introduction to Economics
  • International Relations & The Olympic Games
  • Development of Agricultural Units
  • Introduction to Accounting

Course Cycle

Course Requirements & Sequence

The courses are structured to support and enhance students’ English language proficiency, with essays and demanding assignments in English toward the end of the program.
Each course lasts 18 weeks (approximately 4.1 months) and includes a total of 90 hours of educational content.
This time accounts for lectures, study, and exams required for each student, with students dedicating approximately 4-5 hours per week per course.
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Indicative Course Plan

3-Year Plan

  • First Year
  • 1st Semester:
  • Digital Media
  • 2nd Semester:
  • Intro to AI
  • World History A
  • Second Year
  • 1st Semester:
  • World History B
  • English I A (Literature)
  • 2nd Semester:
  • English I B (Literature)
  • Intro to Business
  • Third Year
  • 1st Semester:
  • English II A (Literature)
  • Renewable Energy
  • 2nd Semester:
  • English II B (Literature)

2-Year Plan

  • First Year
  • 1st Semester:
  • Digital Media
  • Intro to AI
  • 2nd Semester:
  • World History A
  • English I A (Literature)
  • English I B (Literature)
  • Second Year
  • 1st Semester:
  • World History B
  • English II A (Literature)
  • Intro to Business
  • 2nd Semester:
  • Renewable Energy
  • English II B (Literature)
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Teaching Staff

Unmatched Educational Support

The program ensures high-quality educational support for each student through a team of specialized teachers and advisors.
Each student has access to a comprehensive team of professionals who support them at every step of their educational journey.
The support includes the roles of:
  • Αccount Manager Teacher
Responsible for the overall supervision of the program at the school.
  • Evaluation Teacher
Responsible for assessing the student’s performance.
  • Success Teacher
Monitors the overall progress of each student and intervenes when necessary.
  • Class Teacher
The teacher who teaches the courses.

Scholarships

Scholarships are a crucial tool for supporting students and promoting excellence in education.

Columbia School, through this comprehensive scholarship plan, aims to support its students by providing equal opportunities for academic success and personal development with scholarships ranging from $1,500 to $12,000.

Foundation Year & Transfers

The foundation year is a preparatory program that prepares students for entry into their first-choice university. One of our partner universities offers the opportunity for our students to attend a foundation year.
During this year, students can enhance their resumes, achieve higher academic performance, and build a strong foundation that will facilitate their admission to the university of their choice.

Certified by Major Educational Institutions

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