Costa Rica Travel-Study Program
University of California, Irvine
 

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Program Terms • Summer Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) Subject Areas • Biology • Health Sciences		Quick Look • Location: The Universidad Interamericana de Costa Rica - Costa Rica • Language of Instruction: English • Academic Credit Available: Yes Overview 5-week program Offered through UC Irvine Summer Session Travel-Study in partnership with The Universidad Interamericana de Costa Rica Costa Rica has developed an extraordinary conservation system of national parks, wildlife refuges, protected forests and biological reserves. You'll discover lush rain and cloud forests, oceanic coastlines and active volcanoes during your unique tour of Central America's eco-tourism paradise. Academic Credit Academic credit is available.  Take two 4.0 quarter unit courses for a total of eight University of California units Eligibility Must be a college freshman or above, no GPA requirements, but must be in good academic standing Financial Aid Yes. Please see our website for details: http://www.summer.uci.edu/travelstudy/financial_aid.aspx Dates June 21-July 24, 2009 Contact University of California, Irvine Summer Session Travel-Study Programs PO Box 6050 Irvine, CA 92616-6050 Tel: 949-824-0234 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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