African rules are different. I have been going to Kenya since 1988 and have found common sense and respect to be the best behavioral guidelines. In consultation with your care provider, certain health precautions need to be taken before and during the trip. Also, while there, participants are under close supervision. Neither I nor any of my Kenyan colleagues tolerate behavior that unnecessarily endangers any participants.
Safety is always our top priority.
First you should know that if your register for credit, you can apply for financial aid . Also, if you re unfamiliar with international travel then you might think this is expensive. I have worked hard to make the program cost competitive. Ramapo College and Rutgers University both offer summer programs in Kenya. All the work has been done.