First Steps Workbook

This workbook belongs to:

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AUTOMATIC $1,000 Scholarshipfor UK Students participating

on semester KEI programsKEI, a UK Partner organization,

offers affordable summer, semester and academic year programs around the world.

KEI programs appear on the following education abroad major advising pages:

Anthropology | Art Administration | Art History Biology | Chemical Engineering | Chemistry

Chinese Language | Economics Electrical Engineering | Gender & Women’s Studies

Integrated Strategic Communication International Studies | International Business

Journalism | Landscape Architecture | Management Marketing | Mathematics | Media Arts & Studies

Merchandising Apparel & TextilesNatural Resources & Environmental Sciences Russian Studies | Social Work | Sociology

Visit uky.edu/international/maps to see which KEI programs appear on these major advising pages. KEI course offerings are not limited to the majors listed above.

Search for KEI programs using the “partner provider” parameter on the UK Education Abroad website.

Check out KEI's internship

program in Barcelona!

Check out KEI's internship

program in Barcelona!

What's Inside?Your Personal Goals & Needs pg. 2 Education Abroad Experience Types pg. 4 How to Search for Programs pg. 4Education Abroad Program Types pg. 6Comparing Program Costs pg. 8Cost Considerations pg. 9 Talking with your Academic Advisor/APEX pg. 10Steps for Earning Transfer Credit pg. 11Using Normal Financial Aid/Scholarships pg. 13ISP 599: Study Abroad Course pg. 13Education Abroad Scholarships pg. 14Outlining Your EA Scholarship Essay pg. 15Creative Fundraising pg. 16 Education Abroad Check-List pg. 20

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To have an education abroad peer ambassador walk you through this workbook, attend a First Steps Information Session...

Mondays & Tuesdays at 4:00 p.m.Wednesdays & Thursdays at 3:00 p.m.207 Bradley Hall

If you prefer to work through this by yourself, visit uky.edu/international/firststeps and watch the EA First Steps video. pg. 1

What am I looking for?I need/want (to):Read over the list below. Ranking from one to five, mark priority level of all that apply.____ Build knowledge/skills for my future profession: _________________________________________________________ Research, intern or service opportunities (Circle one)

____ Credits that count toward major or degree: _________________________________________________________ Low costs____ Cultural Immersion____ Classes of personal interest ____ Improve foreign language skills: _____________________________________________________ ____ International work with UK professors____ Participate on a program in: _____________________________________________________

How do I picture myself abroad?MY PEERS ABROAD ____ University of Kentucky students ____ Students from the Kentucky area ____ U.S. students ____ Other international students ____ Mostly local students in my host country HOST CULTURE INTERACTION____ I want to integrate myself as much as possible____ Some interaction____ Not so important to me

Do I already have a program in mind?Name/description of the program: _____________________________________________________

(Write your language of study)

(Write your career goal(s))

(Fill in your major(s)/minor(s))

(Preferred host location)

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when do i want to participate?ACADEMIC TERM ____ Spring ____ Fall ____ Winter ____ Summer ____ Academic year YEAR____ 2016 ____ 2017____ 2018 ____ 2019UNSURE____ I need to look at my academic plan and/or chat with my academic advisor.

[NOTES]Do I have other goals? Questions?

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What am I going to do?Study AbroadEnroll in classes that complement your major or minor coursework at UK, or explore a new discipline. Depending on the program, you'll earn academic credit through a foreign institution or through UK.

Research AbroadConduct international research independently, through a U.S. organization specializing in fieldwork placements or alongside faculty members from UK. Depending on the program, you’ll earn academic credit through a foreign institution or through UK. Research credit may also be awarded through your home department.

Intern AbroadGain work experience in a professional setting based upon your interests and background. Depending on the program, you’ll earn credit through the host institution or through UK. Internship credit is typically awarded by your home department or the UK Stuckert Career Center.

Teach AbroadAre you an education student? Complete your student teaching requirements at an international elementary, middle or secondary school. Academic credit will be earned via the UK College of Education. Are you a non-education major? You can also teach abroad through specialized educational placements.

Service AbroadEngage with a host community by completing an international service-learning project. Depending on the program, you’ll earn credit through the host institution or the UK Stuckert Career Center.

How do I search for programs?To explore your options, visit uky.edu/educationabroad and click the blue banner at the top right corner of the screen. You can browse programs using a variety of parameters including term, course offerings, country and/or the experience types listed above. For the best results, do not use more than two or three search parameters at a time.

When searching, you should also browse your major advising page. Based upon your major(s) and/or minor, you can see a short-list of programs that your department has given a “seal of approval.” While you’re not limited to the programs on these lists, they’re a good place to start your search. Visit uky.edu/international/MAPs to find your major advising page. To find more information on the programs listed, use the search function mentioned above.

Having a hard time with your

search? Visit the EA Resource

Center in 315 Bradley Hall and

chat with a Peer Ambassador!( )

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UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY Need more information:Education Abroad Resource Center 315 Bradley Hall • educationabroad@uky.edu

SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE

IRELAND & SCOTLANDSUMMER • SEMESTER • INTERNSHIPS

While exploring Cel tic cul ture ABROAD

STUDY

Education Abroad Program Types

UK Sponsored Programs

• Directed by UK faculty• Earn UK credit/grades • Peers are other UK students• Mostly short-term winter or

summer programs (some programs can be embedded into regular courses; e.g. travel component over spring break)

Great chance to bond with UK students and faculty!

"My ideal program has

a lot of structure and

some of the comforts

of home."

UK Consortia Programs

• Directed by faculty from the region• Earn transfer credit • Peers are other college students

from the region• Variety of academic offerings• Mostly summer/winter programs

Transfer credit is generally pre-determined (i.e. saves you

one step in the academic equivalency process)

“I chose a UK Sponsored program because I wanted a program with structure. I’d never traveled before, and it helped me feel more comfortable abroad on my own.” - Sarah

“My consortia program was perfect for me because I experienced Spain with other students from the Kentucky area, and the program offered credit that I couldn’t find with UK Sponsored programs.” - Willow

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UK Partner Programs

• Programs arranged by third party organizations

• Earn transfer credit• Variety of academic offerings• Excursions and on-site services

included in program fee• Programs in all academic terms

(fall/spring/summer/winter)

Extra support when you need it.

"I want to be immersed as much as possible. A lot of independence

and little structure is my jam."

"I want something in

the middle...

independence when

I want it, but

also support when

I need it."

UK Direct Programs

• Attend a foreign institution and pay their normal rate of tuition

• Earn transfer credit• Highly independent experience • Peers are international students

and host country students• Take courses in English or host

language• Programs in all academic terms

Depending on foreign tuition, can be among most affordable

programs.

UK Exchange Programs

• Attend a foreign institution but pay regular rate of UK tuition/fees

• Earn transfer credit• Highly independent experience • Peers are international students

and host country students• Take courses in English or host

language• Semester programs (fall/spring/

academic year)

Among the most affordable options for in-state students.

“I chose a UK Partner Program because I wanted the comfort of knowing someone was always right there for me, but,at the same time, I didn’t want to feel like someone was holding my hand all the time.” - Erin

“I really wanted to push myself out of my comfort zone so I

chose an exchange program. Improving my Spanish was also

really important to me, and my program forced me to use it.”

- Josh

While each education abroad program is unique, these descriptions are meant to help you understand program differences in general. It's important to review individual program descriptions to fully understand what your experience may look like in the host country.

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^ Does this price include...

Most meals Housing Excursions

^ Does this price include...

Most meals Housing Excursions

Comparing Program Costs

PROGRAM NAME

UK EA APPLICATION FEE

UK EA ADMINISTRATIVE FEE

ISP 599 TUITIONRemember ISP 599? See pg. 11

MEDICAL INSURANCEIf not included in the program

PROGRAM FEE

AUTOMATIC SCHOLARSHIP?Only some programs include an automatic price reduction

(ESTIMATED) AIRFARE

PASSPORTUnless you already have one and don't need to renew it.

VISAIf needed - based on program location and duration

HOUSINGIf not included in the program fee

MEALSFor meals not included in your program fee

OTHER ANTICIPATED EXPENSES

TOTAL COSTS

LENGTH OF THE PROGRAMCount days or weeks, but be consistent across comparisons

COSTS PER DAY OR WEEK

$50.00

$100.00

$50.00

$100.00

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(-) (-)

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^ Does this price include...

Most meals Housing Excursions

^ Does this price include...

Most meals Housing Excursions

^ Does this price include...

Most meals Housing Excursions

$50.00

$100.00

$50.00

$100.00

(÷) (÷)

(-) (-)

COST CONSIDERATIONSLOCATIONYou should consider the daily costs of living and the exchange rate of the host country. Even in countries with high costs of living, you might be surprised to find differences between large cities and small towns.

If low costs are important to you, consider participating on a programs in non-traditional locations. Since most students participate on program in Western Europe or Australia, if you participate on a program in Argentina, Thailand or South Africa (for example), you’re more likely to be noticed in scholarship committee reviews. Therefore, you’re more likely to receive additional funds.

DURATIONWhile the “sticker price” of a shorter term program (during the summer or winter) may be lower than a longer term program (during the fall or spring semester), you should consider weekly or daily costs of a program. Often times the costs per week are less on semester or academic year programs. Also, costs such as the airline ticket are not likely to vary with the length of stay. Something else to consider with duration is scholarships and financial aid. If you only receive aid during the fall and spring semesters, you may want to participate on a program during a term when you receive funds. In other words, if youparticipate on a winter or summer program, you may not have normal financial aid to apply towards program costs.

-DON'T 4GET-In addition to comparing program costs, you'll want to consider the possible educationabroad scholarships associated with each program - see page 14

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How do I outline my degree plan so that it includes a term abroad?

Within my major or minor what coursework could I expect to be transfered back to UK?What coursework must be taken here on campus?

What other credit should I save for my term abroad?

APEX/Academic Advisor Questions

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Earning Transfer Credit

FOLLOW THESE STEPS NOW, YAH HEAR?!1. Choose your program2. Collect course descriptions from the host organization or institution's website ^3. Print out the UK Education Abroad Academic Approval Form at www.uky.edu/international/academic_credit4. With course descriptions handy, email and/or set up an appointment with the Director of Undergraduate Studies for the department(s) where the courses would be "housed" if they were taught at UK 5. As a final sign-off, get your academic advisor to sign the back of your form6. Turn your form into 315 Bradley Hall

Once you’ve decided to participate on a Consortia, Partner, Exchange or Direct program,you will need to complete an academic approval form (AAF). This form will let you know how the credit

you earn abroad will be applied toward degree requirements. Follow the steps below to complete the form.

To help you understand the process, the image at the bottom of the page is an example of an AAF in which a student earned Kinesology and Spanish transfer credit abroad.

Once UK Education Abroad receives your foreign transcript (with the approved coursework you submitted on your AAF), the credits/hours will appear on your transcript. BOOM!

( )i.e. partner organization or exchange school

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* In some cases, you may need to complete this form upon return. For certain credits, academic departments prefer to see your completed coursework from abroad.

C A N V A S T H E W O R L D

A R C H I T E C T U R E A R T & V I S U A L S T U D I E S

I N T E R I O R S : P L A N N I N G / S T R A T E G Y / D E S I G N

L A N D S C A P E A R C H I T E C T U R E J O U R N A L I S M &

T E L E C O M M U N C A T I O N SR E T A I L I N G &

T O U R I S M M A N A G E M E N T

I N P A R T N E R S H I P W I T H V A R I O U S A C A D E M I C D E P A R T M E N T S , U K E D U C A T I O N A B R O A D H A S D E V E L O P E D A U N I Q U E P O R T F O L I O O F P R O G R A M S T H A T E N A B L E S T U D E N T S T O F U R T H E R T H E I R S T U D I E S I N S O M E O F T H E W O R L D ' S B E S T C E N T E R S F O R D E S I G N . T H E S E P R O G R A M S I N C L U D E A U T O M A T I C S C H O L A R S H I P S F O R U K S T U D E N T S .

U K Y . E D U / I N T E R N A T I O N A L / G L O B A L D E S I G N

Current Financial Aid/Scholarships

Using Regular Financial Aid & Scholarships

Generally, you can apply your current financial aid and scholarships to an education abroad program. However, since each scholarship is unique and rules may change year to year, you must contact your financial aid counselor, or the

academic scholarship office, to ensure your aid can be applied toward your program.

Your assigned financial aid counselor is determined by the first letters of your last name. Visit www.uky.edu/financialaid to find your counselor’s contact information or stop by room 127 of Funkhouser.

For academic scholarship information, visit room 128 of Funkhouser.

Before contacting your financial aid counselor, be sure to review your current aid under the “Financials” tab in your myUK portal. This way, you save time when contacting your counselor

by asking questions specific to your scholarships (see below).

Dear (counselor's name),I am looking to study abroad this coming fall/spring. Can my current William C. Parker Scholarship and KEES money be applied toward my program costs? Sincerely, Joe Smith(Student I.D. #)

ISP 599:Study Abroad Course

If you are participating in an education abroad program, you will be automatically enrolled in ISP 599, a one-credit hour pass/fail course. This course is unique because it holds you in full-time status during your time abroad,

therefore usually allowing you to use normal scholarship and financial aid (as mentioned above). Unless you’re participating on an exchange program (where you’d pay normal UK tuition in order to study abroad), this single hour of

tuition is the only tuition that you will pay the University. NOTE: a program fee is not the same thing as tuition.

In order to pass the ISP 599 course, you must attend meetings with other education abroad students, and complete reflection essays while abroad. A few months before your departure, you will receive an email from UK

Education Abroad with meeting times and dates. Visit www.uky.edu/international/ISP599 for more information.

1 credit hour [ISP 599],Application fee &

Administrative fee

Current Financial Aid/Scholarships

( )Education Abroad

Scholarships( )-+ ( )=Leftover

money that can be applied to

your program feeand other costsas approved by your

financial aid counselorsee next page see program’s budget

page for more info

You may also consider adjusting

your cost of attendance budget

for your term abroad. This may

allow you to receive or borrow

more funds if/when your program

costs more than a normal term

at UK. Contact your financial

aid counselor for more info.

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Education AbroadScholarshipsIn addition to using regular scholarships or financial aid, you may also receive funds from education abroad scholarships. Depending on the scholarship, award criteria can be based upon ethnic background, financial need, merit, destination, area or study, a specific program or other principles. It’s important to know that most education abroad scholarships require an active education abroad program application to be considered for the award. In other words, you must prove intent to participate while applying to the scholarships.

Highlighted Education Abroad ScholarshipsAmong the dozens of available scholarships, here are a few scholarships that are open to a wide variety of UK students. Deadlines vary by scholarship. Visit uky.edu/international/available_scholarships for more info.

UK Education Abroad ScholarshipAvailable to any UK student participat-ing in an academic year, semester, or summer program in any country.

Undergraduate Research Abroad ScholarshipAvailable to any UK undergraduate student conducting at least an 8-week research project during the summer in any country.

Benjamin A. Gilman ScholarshipAvailable to any UK student that receives a Pell Grant and is participat-ing in a program, in any country, with a duration of at least four weeks.

Critical Language Scholarship Available to any UK undergraduate or graduate student participating in an academic year, semester or summer program to study one of the following languages: Arabic, Azerbijani, Bangla, Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Punjabi, Russian, Turkish or Urdu.

Fund For Education AbroadAvailable to any UK undergraduate participating in a rigorous semester or summer program in any country. NOTE: students are encouraged to apply early, as the deadline is sooner than most EA scholarships.

Boren Award Available to any UK undergraduate student participating in an academic year, semester or summer program to study less commonly taught languag-es in regions critical to U.S. interests, and underrepresented in study abroad, including Africa, Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin American and the Middle East.

DiversityAbroad.com ScholarshipAvailable to any UK undergraduate student participating in an academic year, semester or summer program in any country.

Searching for other Education Abroad ScholarshipsDon’t worry! There are more education abroad scholarships than the ones listed above! Visit uky.edu/international/ available_scholarships to browse scholarships by your home college or department, by program and more. If you plan to participate on a partner or consortia program, you should visit the organization’s website to browse their scholarships too.

While searching for scholarships on the UK Education Abroad website, you should consider using the search tool. Respective to you or your program, here are some keywords that may help you find applicable scholarships:

AgricultureArts & Sciences

Australia China

ChineseDesign

Embedded ProgramEngineering

Financial Need

First GenerationFrance French GainesGatton

Germany German

Health SciencesHonors

IrelandJapan

Language Minority

Pell GrantPharmacy Spanish

United Kingdom

While searching for programs,

you may consider simultaneously

looking at applicable scholarships to

each program. For instance, if

you're looking at two partner

programs that are very similar,

perhaps one of them offers more

scholarship opportunities...

Check the organizations' websites

for more information!

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Mapping out my personal statement for EA scholarships...

How do I stand out from the average education abroad student?

How will my program advance my academic goals?

How will my program help my future career goals?

While searching for programs,

you may consider simultaneously

looking at applicable scholarships to

each program. For instance, if

you're looking at two partner

programs that are very similar,

perhaps one of them offers more

scholarship opportunities...

Check the organizations' websites

for more information!

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Draft your scholarship essays and set up an appointment with the

UK Writing Center!Visit wrd.as.uky.edu/writing-center

for more information.

{fund-raising ideas

Websites such as PayPal, gofundme.com or fundmytravel.com offer a great way to start an online fundraising campaign. Fees might be included.

Contact clubs, organizations and churches in your hometown. In exchange for a donation, offer to do a presentation upon your return.

Newspapers or radio stations in your hometown may be willing to contribute if you offer to write articles or do podcasts while abroad.

Pick up people’s unwanted clothes, furniture and knickknacks, and organize a yard sale. One person’s trash is another person’s ticket abroad.

In exchange for heavy promotion and new customers, a local business may be willing to donate a percentage of a given day’s sales.

more ideas:• Sell a custom calendar with

pictures from your time abroad (pre-ordered & created upon your return).

• Raffle the chance to win a date with one of your friends or a local celebrity

• With the help of family & friends, organize a dinner or party & ask attendees for donations.

• Offer to take pictures abroad with a business’s logo or merchan-dise that they could use in future advertising

• Create a fun campaign where once you’ve raised X amount of money, you’ll shave your head or donate your hair to Locks of Love (or, even better, get some-one else to do it).

* friendly advice...

hedge your bets!While it’s important to apply for as many education abroad scholarships as possible, you shouldn’t expect to receive every award. It’s important to consider other funding options & remember that every little bit helps. Small amounts can add up to big rewards!

From your mom’s co-workers to your uncle’s golf buddies...Use your network and others’!

How will you give back? Writing a blog & sending updates from abroad is just one great way to keep contributors engaged.

People don’t want to donate to a vacation. Make sure you always tell folks how this experience will help you academically & professionally.

Be creative with your fundraising by incor-porating your host location. (Is there a local organization with a connection to your host country?)

Always look for ways to save your own money. Keep your wish list for your birthday or holidays in mind too.

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sample letter (for family/friends)

Dear Uncle Phil,

As you know, for the past few years I have been studying

Psychology and Spanish at the University of Kentucky. During

this time, I have been able to broaden my horizons through a

variety of classes & gain experience through lab research in

my field. I am working hard to make sure that my education

and activities prepare me for graduate school & the job market.

In my preparation, I have decided to enroll in an intensive

Spanish language study abroad program in Argentina this fall.

Not only will this program give me real-world Spanish language

experience, I will even be able to earn credit towards my

psychology degree. Psychology courses, in Spanish, will allow me

to explore my field in a new context, from a fresh perspective.

Because only 14% of U.S. college students study abroad, I

know this experience will serve me well into the future by

setting me apart from my peers.

The total cost of this program, including my airline ticket and

other expenses, comes to about $11,000. While I am able to

use some of my normal financial aid, apply for education

abroad scholarships, and tap in to my savings, I will still

come up short.

If you could contribute, any amount would be greatly

appreciated. And to let you know your money is going to good

use, I will happily send you blog updates while abroad!

Thanks so much for supporting my current (and future) goals!

Love, John

PARAGRAPH 1Give a short update on what’s happening in your life: your goals, activities, etc.

PARAGRAPH 2 / 3Connect your goals/activities with your reason for doing an education abroad program. Describe what your program will entail.

PARAGRAPH 4Explain your expenses and financial situation. You may even consider breaking down costs and current funds. When it comes to money, people often appreciate transparency.

PARAGRAPH 5Ask for help, but don’t forget to say what you’ll do in return!

To make giving easier for contributors (and increase your chances of receiving funds), you may want to consider including a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your letter.

Including a fun note with options for contributing not only gives your family

and friends choices, but it makes asking for money a little less tense.

Last month’s electric bill was killer, but I support you!

$25Bueno. I dig it. Best of luck with the espanyol$50

I expect a cool tchotchke when you get back. Rock it out!

$100It’s been a good year. Since I love you so much, I’ll share the wealth

$250Other:_ You know me. I’ve gotta go off the beaten path...

sorta like someone going to Argentina :) pg.17

#blueabroad

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have done..

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#blueabroad

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[MORE NOTES]

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My Education Abroad Checklist

Attend a First Steps Session and pick up your First Steps workbook

Get a passport (or renew it if it’s near expiration)

Search for programs on the UK Education Abroad website and browse the programs listed on your Major Advising Page (based upon your major(s) and/or minor) to narrow down your list of potential programs (page 4)

Compare program offerings and costs, and discuss options with family and friends

Stop by the Education Abroad Resource Center (315 Bradley Hall) to seek guidance from a Peer Ambassador If needed, you can also schedule an appointment with an Education Abroad Advisor

APPLY TO YOUR PROGRAM

Apply for education abroad scholarships

Purchase your airline ticket once you’ve been accepted to your program

Before departing, complete an Academic Approval Form if you’re participating on a non-UK Sponsored program

Attend your pre-departure session: ______________________________________________________________

Double check that you’ve completed all requirements in your “myEA portal”

GO ABROAD

Complete the “While Abroad” reflection requirements for ISP 599

Stay connected with campus and inspire others to follow in your footsteps by posting your pictures to Instagram (@ukyabroad), Twitter (@EAatUK) and Facebook with #blueabroad

Upon returning to campus, attend your re-entry session: _____________________________________________

If your passport expires within 6 months of your

return date to the U.S., you might need to renew it.

>

Many programs require two applications - one to

UK Education Abroad and another to the program

organization. There is a $50 application fee from UK

Education Abroad. Other fees vary by program.

NOTE: you can only apply to one program per term.>-

write the date/time/location of your pre-departure session here

write the date/time/location of your re-entry session here

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www.TEANabroad.org

STUDY OR INTERN ABROAD IN

AUSTRALIANEW ZEALAND

CHINATHAILAND

ALL PARTICIPATING UK STUDENTS RECEIVE A DISCOUNT OF $500-$1200!ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE!

If your passport expires within 6 months of your

return date to the U.S., you might need to renew it.

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