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Boston - USA

Bound for Boston Why choose Boston? Johanna tells us about her experience in this student city...

“As America’s ‘Academic Capital,’ the Boston area has tons of colleges

and universities so it’s always buzzing with students. And with so many young people in one place, there was no shortage of friends to meet who

were all like me - interested in learning and exploring the city’s worldclass museums, theaters, shopping and restaurants.”

Historic New England

With a rich history rooted in America’s earliest settlers, Boston and its surrounding area is the cultural center of historic New England.

Walk Boston’s Freedom Trail and you’ll see traces of the American Revolution at every turn. From the shops at Faneuil Hall to the steeple of the Old North Church, the historic buildings and

cobblestone streets tell a fascinating story of colonial America.

With so much interesting history there is always something to see and do!

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A home away from home

Based a short distance from Boston, our course allows you to enjoy a blend of the big city with the comforts of a fully equipped

campus in the country. Your accommodation includes staying in a university residence hall in a double, triple or multi-bedded room s le af y ca m pu lo ca ted at a is e s. se nc ur de si co E F’s re e to yo ur to n an d clos ou ts ide Bos

with shared bathroom and laundry facilities. You’ll love the

community atmosphere of our campus BBQs, movie nights and sports tournaments where you get to see all of your new friends.

Included excursions

Average summer tem per atu re in Bos ton: 25 ˚C

Enjoy a full day of sightseeing and explore some of Boston’s most treasured

landmarks, which may include the Boston Common, USS Constitution, Fenway Park,

Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market and more! There are half-day study visits each week as well, taking students on trips to local museums, monuments, and cultural events.

Examples of study visits include exploration of Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston City Hall, and local fire and police stations.

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Extra activities and excursions

- M ake the most of your proximity to New York City by going on a three day (two night) trip to the ‘Big Apple’. Your guided tour will take you places like Times Square, Central Park, Wall Street, Brooklyn Bridge, Empire State Building, and South Street Seaport, to name a few.

- S pend an additional full day in Boston and go on a Duck Tour, where you will see some of Boston’s best sites, which may include the New England

Aquarium in Boston’s wharf, Beacon Hill, the Old State House, the Bunker Hill Monument, and more!

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Things to remember:

- Our program is suited for all students aged 14 - 19.

- We recommend $250.00 a week for pocket money.

-V oltage across the United States is 120V; students should bring an adapter and/or a converter to match the voltage plug sizes.

- The meal plan includes breakfast and lunch (Mon-Fri).

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