04.08.10

A Great Thing about ISI is the International Travel Exchange

While on exchange, we are immersed in the culture, language and education of the country.

• We live with host families, we attend class with the students there, and on the weekends, we spend time with our host families.
• During the week, we often visit historical and cultural landmarks.
• We have to use our language a lot.  We order  food, buy things in the markets, and speak to our host families and in class.
• The real value of the exchange trips, however, goes far beyond that – it helps us to be confident and ready for the world.

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