ISA in Santiago, Dominican Republic - Language, Culture, and Caribbean Studies
Dominican Republic
Term: Academic Year, Fall, Summer, Winter
Description:
Santiago (1,000,000) is the second largest city in the Dominican Republic and the economic center of the fertile Cibao Valley. The Septentrional mountain range is visible from most points of the city. The Yaque River flows through en route to the Atlantic Ocean, a mere one hour bus ride to the north. The city has a relaxed and refined atmosphere and the most vibrant Carnival in the country. Whether strolling though the shopping district of the Calle del Sol or dancing to the rhythms of merengue, Santiago has much to offer.
Highlights:
* Tuition: Includes all tuition at the host university. All classes are taught by faculty from the host university. * Academic Credits: Please refer to the ISA website for detailed credit information. * Resident Directors: ISA Resident Directors are available 24 hours a day to assist students with all aspects of their study abroad experience. * Tutoring: Students have the opportunity to receive up to 2 hours of language tutoring each weekday. * Excursions: Please see the ISA website for a complete list of excursions. Ground transportation and entrance fees are included on all excursions. Hotel accommodations and breakfast are included on all overnight excursions. * Room and Board: The family homestays include three meals a day (excluding ISA excursion days) for the duration of the program. The homestays also include laundry service once a week. Students not wishing to live with a host family are welcome to set up their own housing arrangements. * On-site ISA office: The ISA office, conveniently located in the city, offers student computers with internet access, language resources, travel information, and more. * Airport Reception: Provided to and from the airport for students who arrive and/or depart during the specified times. * Medical Insurance: Medical insurance is provided for the official period of the program. Medical insurance extensions are available for an additional cost. * Cultural Activities: ISA Resident Directors will arrange cultural activities throughout the program.
Degree Level: Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)
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Languages Used as a Medium of Teaching:
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Subject Areas :
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- Culture
- English as a Second Language
- Environmental Studies
- History
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- Intensive Language
- International Relations
- Latin American Studies
- Literature
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Cost in US$: Please refer to the ISA website
Cost Include Description:
Academic credits, tuition, resident staff, room and board, airport reception, medical insurance, cultural excursions, internet access, tutoring, and more!
Credit Available: yes
Experience Required: no
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Typical Living Arrangements :
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Participants Travel to Dominican Republic
Independently
Scholarships are Available. Thousands of dollars in ISA scholarships are available! Please visit the ISA website for scholarship information.
Application Process Involves:
- Transcript
- Written Application
Post Services Include:
ISA (International Studies Abroad)'s Mission Statement: ISA's mission is to provide high quality education abroad opportunities to American and Canadian college students at an affordable price. We recognize that we play an important role in the worldwide effort of international educators to increase individuals' awareness of cultures and societies outside of their own national boundaries. Our programs are designed to maximize our participants' learning abroad, and we understand that most college students need support and expert guidance before, during and after their time abroad. ISA is a Global Partner of NAFSA: Association of International Educators, and supports NAFSA's efforts to advance international education and exchange.
Year Founded: 1987
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