do you guys know any good gap year programme?
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This is a good place to start.  It tells you everything you need to know for a range of gap year programs,  and gives links and addresses for places to apply to.\nhttp://www.gap-year.com/browse2.asp?catID=1155\n\nAll the best,  enjoy your experience!
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go to your local college, they probably offer something like that
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OK, you've got to know what you want.  Where do you want to go?  What programs are available to you?  You may find foreign exchange programs at your school, from community groups, or some larger ones like AFS (American Field Service).\n\nHow much money do you want to spend?  How will you raise the money?  \n\nWhat grades do you need for the programs?  Do you need to study more? \n\nWill your year abroad count as a school year in your school?  Or will you need to take an extra year of school?\n\nIs your school opposed to you going abroad?  How about your family?  Friends?  Figure out who will help you meet your goals.\n\nGood luck!
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Look at South African Universities.  You will get excellent courses there.
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See if you can go to summer school and make it up. Good luck!
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Use Google and search exactly that " winter+trainng+MBA+finance"
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THE BEST THING TO DO IS TO SEE IF THEY HAVE A STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM
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Ask the head of the Language department in your high school and your counselor at school. They have access to lots of programs that you will be interested in.\n\nAlso- look into People To People Student Ambassadors.\nMy son went to Australia with them when he was 15. WONDERFUL experience!!
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try AFS, but i think its for students below 18 years of age.
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try university of pheonix
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I was really bored the first semester my third year in college, so I did a semester abroad in London during the second semester that year. It was the right thing for me. It was a change of pace, I got to experience life in another country and I didn't have to take time off from college, so I still graduated on time. The one downside was that I was a broke college student in a fairly expensive city, but that turned out to be a minor issue. On the whole I'd recommend it. Most schools have or participate in study abroad programs and most involve some sort of life experience component and a reduced (or fairly light) class schedule.  You might want to look into it.
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Looks like Auckland University would be a good place to go based on this news article:\nhttp://www.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/about/news/articles/2005/04/0012.cfm
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yes you i can i go to nyc and i lived in italia for 4 mo.s good times over there just go see if your school has a program to do so
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you can do your studies in abroad in future
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University of Michigan has a great program! Also, George Washington Univ. isn't bad.
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there are plenty "grind" schools which allow students to the leaving certificate in a year but most are based on the presumption that if the student hasn't taken the exams before they have at least covered some of the syllabus. The Insitute of Education on Leeson St is good- I did some revision courses there. they give extensive notes and provide extra classes for students. They also have a good staff and when I went there a number of the teachers had written books used throughout the country for various subjects. \nThere are others though so shop around for price- availabilty of subjects etc.
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Well, I am currently an exchange student in Brazil, where I am 'learning' Portuguese. My program is pretty good, its called CIEE. Last year my sister went to study in Spain for a year. Just so you know, in neither Latin America or Europe do you choose your classes like you do in America. So, I doubt you will be able to take any admitable classes. Suggestion: either do a summer program or go after you senior year. I finished my freshman year and then came here, so now I have to graduate a year later than my friends. But, oh, the freedom-the fun- the parties- the experience- it's ALL worth it!