Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District
Placentia, CA
Public school
A public school district programme that enrols international students on F-1 visas in grades 9-12 at the district's comprehensive high schools. Immigration rules allow a one-year programme of study.
Your yearly costs
Includes class fees, Chromebook, textbooks and registration. Homestay, required health insurance and optional activities are extra. The district has not yet published 2027–28 tuition.
$18,500USD · per academic year
Tuition & included school fees
2026–27 full school year; includes the $500 application fee. Published costs: 2026–27.
These are school or college costs, not our advisory fees. A budget estimate is not an all-inclusive invoice. Confirm your course load, housing, insurance and required extras before paying.
Programmes
Cost
Dates and deadlines
Spring 2027 intake
4 Jan 2027 — Spring semester 4 Jan to 27 May 2027; application link open for Spring 2027
Source · checked 3 Oct 2026Good to know
Housing: Homestay
Students live with host families arranged via partner international agencies; agency and homestay fees are in addition to tuition; no amount published
Source · checked 3 Oct 2026Requirement: Application documents
Passport copy, transcript, translated immunization records, teacher/administrator recommendation, English proficiency test score, proof of funds
Source · checked 3 Oct 2026Visa limit
Maximum 12 months across all public schools; must pay full unsubsidized per capita cost before applying for visa
Source · checked 3 Oct 2026We are not an official representative of these institutions, and listing one is not a claim of partnership. Admission decisions are made only by each institution.
When a student we advise enrols, we may receive a commission from the institution, paid through our placement partners. This does not change what you pay us.
For students under 18, a parent or guardian must make the inquiry and sign the agreement.
US Admissions is operated by Blackstone School System, LLC. It is a private admissions consultancy, not a government agency, and is not affiliated with the U.S. government or any embassy or consulate. We do not provide legal or immigration advice; any visa assistance is administrative only. Visa decisions rest solely with U.S. consular officers.