Savor Finnish cuisine. Take a sauna. See Scholarships for information on how these fees will be automatically reduced, or how you can apply for special aid and additional scolarships. The following grid shows how scholarships reduce the fees for three different villager scenarios. The immersion programs are designed to provide basic language skills and a wide range of cultural activities relating to past and current Finland.
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Music, movement, and sports add vocabulary. Villagers begin to gain an awareness of how historical, environmental, and current world events affect global citizens through simulations and activities emphasizing cultural comparisons and contrasts. Some young people have completed as many as three summer sessions and added three credits of a world language to their high school records and to their college applications. Students entering Grade 9 or higher at their school districts may enroll. The program provides 180 hours or more of language learning activity to qualify for certification by the North Central Accrediting Association for colleges and schools.