Koç School, Istanbul | International Schools Guide

Year level

Age

Fee

Kindergarten (Ana Sınıfı)

TRY 1,702,800

Grade 1

TRY 1,702,800

Grade 2

TRY 1,018,150

Grade 3

TRY 817,800

Grade 4

TRY 612,200

Grade 5

TRY 1,470,600

Grade 6

TRY 1,470,600

Grade 7

TRY 980,550

Grade 8

TRY 787,700

High School Prep

TRY 1,625,400

Grade 9

TRY 1,625,400

Grade 10

TRY 1,088,000

Grade 11

TRY 873,900

Grade 12

TRY 703,300

Item	Age	Fee
5-Day Boarding (High School)		TRY 524,300
7-Day Boarding (High School)		TRY 689,050

Item

Age

Fee

5-Day Boarding (High School)

TRY 524,300

7-Day Boarding (High School)

TRY 689,050

One of Turkey's most prestigious K-12 schools, run by the non-profit Vehbi Koç Foundation on a 151-acre campus near Tuzla on Istanbul's Asian side.
Bilingual Turkish-English with optional French, German or Spanish. From end of Grade 10, students choose between an IB Diploma track and a Turkish national-curriculum track.
Reputation in Turkey is strong and stable. forum threads on Turkish university admissions list Koç alongside Boğaziçi and METU as the schools and universities students aim for; one student wrote "Koç okulu (zengin değilim, bursluyum)" ("Koç school, I'm not rich, I'm on scholarship"), reflecting that more than 400 of 2,200 students are on financial aid.
University outcomes drive much of the parent appeal. Around half of graduates progress to overseas universities including Cambridge, Harvard, Yale and MIT.
Open-web qualitative parent voices are thinner than the brand suggests; most online discussion is from current and former students or admissions-focused parents rather than long-form parent reviews.

Tier positioning. Routinely cited by Turkish students as one of the top private schools in Istanbul.

Scholarship breadth. Around 400 of 2,200 students on scholarship; the school carries a non-profit, mixed-intake reputation.

University destinations. About half of graduates head overseas, including to Cambridge, Harvard, Yale and MIT.