ASA in Nice, France - Teen French Language Immersion
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Program Terms • Summer Program Participants • Teenagers • High School Subject Areas • Art History • Art/Fine Arts • Culinary Arts • Culture • Filmmaking • French Language • High School Program		Quick Look • Location: Nice - France • Language of Instruction: French Overview Month-long French language and cultural immersion programs for students grades 9-12: Homestay in Royan or residential program in Nice. Daily language classes with experienced native teachers; electives and activities from French cooking and art to scuba diving, sailing, and petanque; and excursions to all the best sights around France. Spend this summer improving your language skills and immersed in French culture with ASA. Eligibility Nice: Completed grade 9-12, beginners through advanced French students. Housing/Accommodation • Dormitory Program Costs Nice: $6,895 plus airfare Costs Include:  Room and board, tuition, materials, activities, and excursions. Dates Nice: June 29 - July 26, 2007 Deadlines Rolling admissions - apply soon to secure a spot Contact Academic Study Associates 375 West Broadway, Suite 200 New York, NY 10012 USA Tel: 800-752-2250 or 212-796-8340 Fax: 212-334-4934 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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