Nearly 100 private schools in Europe, England and the United States use Study Technology through trademark licensing agreements with Applied Scholastics International. In European countries government funding of such schools is the norm; in countries such as the United States, these schools are typically supported by fees from parents who wish their children to receive the best education available.

With Study Technology as a fundamental, these private school programs consistently provide quality education. For example, students from the Delphi Academy, a network of Applied Scholastics licensed schools in several cities in the United States, consistently achieve scores far above the national average. And, at Delphi Academy in Los Angeles, student scores on national math tests are routinely above grade level, with 8th graders often testing at a 12th grade level.

The Applied Scholastics network includes almost 100 private schools which have founded their curriculums on the base of L. Ron Hubbard’s Study Technology.