There are an impressive number of programs of short duration during the intersessional period (between the autumn and spring in January semesters), why? We have some ideas...
Flexibility of intersessional. Your goal is to finish a degree, by filling in a certificate, or simply to earn credit while you learn, intersessional January helps you reach your goal with the flexibility you need.
Lighten your load of. Recess is an opportunity to reduce the burden of next year, resume a course, or get the jump on your studies, as a new student. It offers another option to access credits from courses on weekdays, Monday to Friday. And in many cases, you can earn credit toward a program more - in just a few weeks.
Take the credits in a concentrated period of time. Generally, the intersessional period programs last seven to 15 days. Intersessional programs can provide you with the opportunity to take courses that might otherwise be full and take unique courses and workshops that are not available in other semesters.
Economic studies abroad. Costs are generally very comprehensive and include generally almost all expenses: costs of tuition, accommodation, excursions, class related visits, group meals and medical insurance.
Winter blues blow. Best of all, it will shut the cold of winter, especially if you decide to travel in a tropical country where January is the best time of the year, as Costa Rica.
Fast track your learning this January Intersession, check the University of Louisiana at Lafayette course in science at Costa Rica next January.
This is a guest post by Gabriela Gutierrez, President of visit Costa Rica.
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