Carpe Diem Education
http://www.carpediemeducation.org/latitude...PO Box 17427 Portland, OR 97217 United States
PO Box 17427 Portland, OR 97217 United States
Phone: 503-285-1800
Fax: 866-903-1077
Location: Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane and 4 other cities in Australia; Phnom Penh: Cambodia; San Jose, San Pedro, Tamarindo: Costa Rica; Rural Areas: Ecuador; Nadi: Fiji; Roatan: Honduras; New Delhi: India; Luang Prabang, Rural Areas: Laos; Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin and 4 other cities in New Zealand; Leon: Nicaragua; Arequipa, Cusco, Iquitos and 6 other cities in Peru; Bangkok, Chiang Mai and 2 other cities in Thailand; Kampala: Uganda
Term: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
Dates: September-December & February-May
Latitudes - Semester Overseas + Internship
Small group semester abroad, followed by semester solo internship of your choosing. Many different areas of internships available, from teaching English to working with animals.
Latitudes is Carpe Diem's seven-month personalized study abroad program that allows for a broad exposure to a fascinating region of the earth with a group of peers, followed by three months of focused solo work and travel in a country of your choice.
Earn a full year's worth of college credit for your experience in two experiential semesters: 36 quarter-credits through Portland State University. FAFSA available.
The Latitudes Program
* A two-day orientation focusing on internship selection, your college curriculum, and group dynamics.
* 12-week experiential group semester of language, service and cultural immersion.
* A three-month solo internship of your own choosing.
* Up to 36 quarter-credits of lower-division (freshman & sophomore) college credit.
We've learned through experience that group travel followed by an individual internship forms a natural progression that leads to the maturation and personal development of the individual. Both experiences provide a full palette of physical, mental, social, spiritual and cultural challenges. One, with a group, creates a cooperative learning environment and teaches students the skills they need to both live as a part of a community and to travel safely. The second semester, or individual internship, inevitably asks students to confront themselves, their own culture, and finally a foreign culture, independently though with the tools they'll have learned in their first group-semester.
Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)
High school graduate, successful application and phone or in-person interview
USD 17,900
36 Credits through Portland State University, room, board, stipend.
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American, Asian, Australian, Canadian, European, Kiwi, South African and Worldwide Participants.
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in Groups of 8-12
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