Floridian Online student to Costa Rica to study business
My Travel Story
When taking a look at my future I find myself beginning to set my goals higher and higher as I learn about all the opportunities out there for those who work hard for them. It is inevitable to first vision the path needed to get started. It was always in my subconscious that I do not have the funds needed to get a degree and to move forward until I found the ASU college program at Starbucks. This program does not cover taking a course abroad. Receiving a little help will determine whether I have the funds to study abroad.
My professional goals will always follow alongside my moral and ethical beliefs. I do not consider Costa Rica an ideal location for my academic expansion solely because of its literacy rate and natural beauties. Throughout my career I will uphold strong sustainable and environmentally responsible practices. As a globalized world, 21st century tourism, business practice, and even studying abroad, has to be sustainable. Costa Rica is certified for sustainable tourism and tourist business, and accordingly is committed to handling risks to nature proactively and carrying out conservation measures.
This program will be without doubt demanding, but it will carry with it the reward of first hand engagement in academic activities. I have yet to visit any countries outside of the united states, although I have traveled across America through road trips and spending time with family. I have a passion for travel and experiencing culture. To study abroad would allow me to incorporate an enriching opportunity into my studies and to enhance my development as a Business professional and as a student.
Success, to me is being able to make my mark as an ethically conscious business woman. I would like to strengthen my leadership, gain hands on life skills, and experience personal growth through this study abroad endeavor. The highly stimulating environment of this opportunity will allow me to flourish alongside people with their own battles, their own dreams, and a similar dedication to excellence.
Updates
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Itinerary Released; Most Excited For Starbucks Coffee Farm
Arizona State University
Business
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Costa Rica
March
2017
PROGRAM ITINERARY
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Thursday, March9; 9:00am-3:00pm Academic visit to Starbucks Farm
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Confirmed
"Study Abroad Office - Confirmed to ASU Global Intensive Experience Program
Greetings from the ASU Study Abroad Office!
Thank you for confirming your place on your study abroad program! Over the coming weeks, your Faculty Director will be in contact with you regarding program-specific information, academics, and upcoming mandatory in-person orientation meeting(s). Please be on the lookout for that communication. As a reminder, the Study Abroad Office will now charge your ASU student account the full program fee and begin to make financial commitments on your behalf."
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Campaign Ended
$ 600 USD
Total Donation Received-
28%
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$ 2,109 USD
Goal Amount -
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Cost Calculator
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Application/ Deposit Fee
$ 1,699
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Airfare/ International Flights
$ 260
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Local Travel Expenses
$ 100
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Immunization/ Vaccine
$ 50
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In Partnership with:
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Funders
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Rich and Rebecca Hogan Funded $ 100 USD
Oct 25, 2016 -
George & Judy Hogan Funded $ 100 USD
Oct 01, 2016 -
Melanie Anderson Funded $ 100 USD
Oct 01, 2016 -
Adam McCarthy Funded $ 300 USD
Sep 30, 2016
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