First name:

Middle name:

Last name:

Email:

Phone Number:

Gender: Select Your Gender Male Female Other

Biological Sex: Select Your Biological Sex Male Female

Street Address:

Date Of Birth:

Citizenship:

Parent/Guardian 1 Name:

Parent/Guardian 1 Email:

Parent/Guardian 1 Phone Number:

Parent/Guardian 2 Name:

Parent/Guardian 2 Email:

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High School:

Grade: Select Your Most Recently Completed Grade 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th

Current GPA:

Destination Select a destination Osaka, Japan Florence, Italy Seville, Spain Rouen, France Greece & Italy: Western Civilization

Date Select a date

What are your priorities for participating in this program? What do you hope to get out of your summer experience with World Class Programs? Please provide a response with a minimum of 150 words.

How do you see yourself spending your free time during the afternoons and evenings? Do you foresee any challenges in adapting to a foreign culture? Please provide a response with a minimum of 150 words.

International travel is meant to broaden your horizons and to present you with new ideas and information. Describe a time in which a new experience or new information challenged one of your beliefs? How did you react to the experience? Did you re-evaluate your belief after the experience or information? Please provide a response with a minimum of 150 words.

Sometimes studying abroad and living semi-independently can present obstacles and challenges. Tell us about how you deal with personal challenges in general, and describe a time when you overcame a large or challenging situation in your life. How did overcoming this challenge contribute to the person you are today? Please provide a response with a minimum of 150 words.

Meeting and interacting with different people from around the world is one of the largest benefits of studying abroad, but sometimes living with roommates who are different from what we are used to can be a new experience for some students to navigate. Tell us about a time where you had a disagreement with someone. Describe how you handled that situation and if you would change anything upon reflection. In general, do you feel you are good at solving disagreements with people you are close to (friends, siblings, teammates, etc.)? Please provide a response with a minimum of 150 words.

Please tell us how you spent the last two summers (e.g. Camp, summer programs, etc.) in approximately 150 words.

World Class Programs is not a “party program.” students caught drinking alcohol at any point run the risk of being immediately sent home. Do you understand that World Class has a zero-tolerance policy for drugs and alcohol, and do you agree to respect this policy?

World Class students will typically have 2 to 4 hours per day of free time. Do you accept this policy?

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