School Counseling
International Student Advising
Saint John's High School is authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant students.
Prospective international students and parents should inquire with the Admissions Office about the application process.
US Embassies are an excellent source of information for students interested in studying in the United States. Additionally, Study in the States is a helpful government resource that explains rules and regulations governing the US student study process.
Current Saint John's international students should contact Mr. Paul Brulé, Director of School Counseling, in Xaverian Brothers Hall for any advising needs.
***Please remember to have your I-20 signed by Mr. Brulé before you travel outside the United States!
Prospective international students and parents should inquire with the Admissions Office about the application process.
US Embassies are an excellent source of information for students interested in studying in the United States. Additionally, Study in the States is a helpful government resource that explains rules and regulations governing the US student study process.
Current Saint John's international students should contact Mr. Paul Brulé, Director of School Counseling, in Xaverian Brothers Hall for any advising needs.
***Please remember to have your I-20 signed by Mr. Brulé before you travel outside the United States!
