We will travel back to Italy by ferry and journey north along the east coast. After stopping in Bologna and Venice, Italy, we will visit Luxembourg, the home of the European Court of Justice. We will return to Paris for the synthesis of the program and final exams before flying to New York on May 17. The accommodations in youth hostels and inexpensive hotels are not luxurious, and students are expected to be flexible about arrangements. Some breakfasts are included in the program fees, but ordinarily students will be responsible for their own meals.
Cooking is possible in some locations.
Students who are chosen to participate in his program must be in good academic and financial standing. They must also demonstrate the maturity, flexibility, patience, cultural curiosity and initiative to be able to travel, live and study in close quarters with others for nearly eight weeks. The non-refundable balance must be paid by March 1, 2001. In addition, there will be the regular tuition costs for 8 credits as part of the spring 2001 semester registration and billing. Any financial aid, which would be received during the regular academic year, can be applied to this program.