Mage-Knight Academy

Mage-Knight Academy (魔法騎士学園) are special schools constructed specifically for Blazers. They are an integral part of the Mage-Knight System.

Summary
Mage-Knight Academies are schools that train students known as Student-Knights to become full-grown Blazers. There are a total of twenty-four Mage-Knight Academies in the world, with Japan holding seven, the Holy Roman Empire holding five, and the United Federation of America holding twelve. Most schools do not have entrance exams, and any Blazer with the qualities of a "knight" is accepted. However, some of the Academies, do take students selectively, requiring a certain Rank. Most schools require the students to pay tuition fees and other expenses but there are also schools that do not require these fees.

Most students are either Rank E, D, or C. A small percentage are the ' failures ' of Blazer society, Rank F. In the Mage-Knight Academies of Japan, there are a total of 1200 students where 24 Rank B Blazers is considered a lot. In other Mage-Knight Academies where student numbers are higher at 2000, the number of Rank B Blazers considered many rises to 40. Rank B Blazers are considered rare and Rank A Student-Knights are even rarer. There is also a special event where different Academies in the same territory compete, the Sword Arts Festivals.

Empire of Japan

 * Bukyoku Academy
 * Bunkyoku Academy
 * Hagun Academy
 * Kyomon Academy
 * Mutenkan Academy
 * Rentei Academy
 * Yaezakura Academy

Holy Roman Empire

 * Appian Royal Institute
 * Bourlein Continental Lyceum
 * Institution Sharaf
 * Lubord Institute
 * Saint Joses of Aketfurt's Gymnasium