Singles may be available at extra cost. Public buses run regularly at an additional charge. Most accommodations are located within walking distance of the campus or are on an easily accesible public bus line. The program takes place for six weeks during the summer, generally early June to the third week in July. An orientation is provided upon arrival to help students become familiar with the campus and community.
Exact dates are available the semester prior to the program.
This includes full-time Eau Claire tuition, room and board with a Mexican family, and administrative fees. Minnesota residents add reciprocity. Cost estimates for these expenses are not available in the Center for International Education. Financial aid applies. All applicants must be in good academic standing and have a GPA of 2.3.