The Partnership For International Education is a full-service student placement organization, offering international candidates access to a wide range of American boarding and Catholic high schools, colleges, universities, and graduate degree programs nationwide. Working with selected agents and representatives in forty countries around the world, Partnership staff assist in recruitment, interviews, and school selection, then provide support services before and during each student's term of enrollment.
Since 1974, directors of The Partnership have worked in the field of international student recruitment, first as admissions directors and college counselors (both in the United States and abroad), then as founders of America's first fully integrated international placement service for independent schools and colleges. Sarah Reese, Executive Director, is a graduate of Bryn Mawr College and Harvard University and has served as Director of Admissions of Dana Hall School (MA) and The Baldwin School (PA). Carter Reese, Managing Director, is a graduate of The University of North Carolina, et al, and was the Director of Admissions of The Hill School (PA) for fifteen years before founding, in 1988, FSL, Inc., an organization that the Reeses operated for the next ten years.
With offices in Pennsylvania and Maryland, The Partnership For International Education is currently working with nearly two dozen colleges and universities, ten boarding schools, thirty-five Catholic high schools, and several language institutes throughout the United States. With the experience of having placed more than five thousand international students in American schools and colleges has come The Partnership's absolute commitment to the importance of cross-cultural exchange. In an increasingly complex and fragmented world, there may be no better way to secure global harmony for the next generation.
