Beyond Aiglon

All Aiglon scholars are fully supported by dedicated University Advisors, and 97% have gone on to attend prestigious universities with full or partial funding packages.

Former scholar and Babson College graduate Ruth (Shalom) Kinyua (Exeter, 2015) is now a lead advisor at an IT consultancy. She states:

Aiglon served as a trampoline; a fitting analogy to how the institution catapulted my trajectory and bestowed a lifelong advantage. Many of the breakout opportunities I have had spanning multiple continents are closely intertwined to those three defining years that continuously unlock internal capabilities and external enablers. Most importantly, the ethos of the Aiglon education is a beacon of advancement for the education service, and a rare opportunity for deserving scholars to scale their service to humanity.

Marushka Shah

(Chantecler, 1993)

I learned two precious lessons during two very fulfilling years of sixth form at Aiglon, namely:

1. Finding my inner strengthbelieving in myself

2. Perseverance - never giving up, no matter the odds

I share Aiglon's philosophy with my boys who are student-athletes - after all, 'character' is everything transcending all material achievements, lessons one cannot simply learn in a classroom.

University placements include:

Imperial College London

Yale University

Stanford University

University of Cambridge

University of Oxford

Georgetown University

University of British Columbia

Middlebury College

Will you go beyond?

Philanthropy is crucial for a school run on not-forprofit principles. Opportunities to support the scholarship programme exist for all levels of donors.

The presence of scholars on campus improves the experience of all students, and their impact extends to the wider communities they enter into after graduation. We want to ensure that more students can benefit from the unique Aiglon education.

SOAS graduate Akram Safa (Belvedere, 2017) established the AKAL scholarship fund together with his brother. The first AKAL Scholar will be graduating this May. Akram summarises that:

Scholars at Aiglon embody and epitomise what every Aiglonian should strive for. Their work ethic, mastery of the mind, body and spirit, and positive influence on the wider community are an example to us all. We are better people because of them.

Named Fund

Establish a named fund to support multiple scholars for CHF 1’000’000+

Full Funding

Fully fund the two-year programme for one scholar for CHF 280’000

Partial Funding

Fully fund one year of the two-year programme for CHF 140’000. Partially fund one year of the programme for CHF 80’000

Community Funding

We have two community funded scholarships: The Alumni Eagle Scholarship Award, funded by donations from the alumni and alumni parent community, and the Parent Scholarship Award, funded by current parents.