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grkkoukla92 asked:


i want to go to greece as an exchange program my senior year of high school. how much would it cost? also, if i have family there would the program let me stay with them? i live in the burbs of chicago.. are there even any programs out there?

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Komentarze (3) do “how can i go to an exchange program to greece?”

1. PowerPuffGirl Says:
   18 marca 2009 o 19:20

   You can try AFS

   or if your family is member of Rotary Club, you can also become an exchange student

2. mariposita Says:
   21 marca 2009 o 14:29

   Your family does not need to be a member of Rotary to be a Rotary exchange student. Call your local Rotary Club and they can give you the contact information for the Youth Exchange Coordinator. Rotary’s a great program, as is AFS.

3. Beth Says:
   23 marca 2009 o 19:46

   The first thing you need to do is look at a program that operates in Greece. Not all do! Also, make sure the program is CSIET listed (www.csiet.org). Reliable programs tend to be AFS, Aspect, Rotary, YFU. You should check the sites of those first. Also, check with your school counselor for a recommendation — I can guarantee there are programs in the “burbs of Chicago”! LOL

   As to the cost, it varies by program. A good average would be $5,000-$8,000 depending up on length of stay, program, personal expenses, etc. Rotary is the cheapest, but most competitive. I’m also not sure if Rotary has a program where you can stay with family members.

   On that point, many programs do. It’s usually called “direct placement” or something similar. How it works is when you apply to the program, on your application there is generally a line that indicates whether you have a place in your country of choice to stay. You fill in your family’s name and address there. Now, on the other end, they need to apply to be a host family. On their application, it will ask if there is a certain student — that would be you. Viola! It’s done. Direct placements also almost always guarantee program acceptance if the student and host family meet the program qualifications.

   You don’t say when your senior year is, but if you are looking at going next year, you need to get with the program ASAP — it may already be extremely late.

   For general information on being an exchange student, check out

   Good luck!

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