The scholarships, which are designed to further international understanding and goodwill, provide for study in one of the 154 countries and 35 geographical regions where Rotary Clubs are located. Some 1,200 scholarships of various types will be available from clubs worldwide. Through appearances before Rotary club districts, schools, civic organizations and other forums the scholars represent their homelands and work to further international understanding. The Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholarships program is the world's largest privately-sponsored international scholarship program. Explore the world through AFS Intercultural Exchange by hosting an AFS student from one of 55 countries.
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AFS students arrive in August and are 15-18 years old and are eager to share American life. It is not necessary to have a high school sibling in the hosting family. AFS also provides many opportunities for US high school students to study abroad for a semester or a year. Ride horses and learn alternative therapies for handicapped children involving horses. Sightseeing tours and local visits can be arranged.