These vaccintations are standard, effective, and required for most developing countries in the world. Students will spend 3-4 hours a day in class and will have several hours of homework daily. Class attendance is mandatory. Students are expected to live according to their family rules, which requires speaking Spanish and eating what the family eats. Patience, emotional maturity, and a willingness to cooperate and communicate are required.
Drug laws are tough in Ecuador and the jails are miserable.
Finally, all participants are required to sign a code of conduct agreement. The final cost will depend on the number of program participants and the fortunes of the Ecuadorian economy. The program fee does not include the cost of immunizations, passport, personal spending money, books, travel to Columbus. You can also direct specific questions to me at the following email address. I will contact everyone about their status before the end of the Fall Quarter.