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Upon arrival in the host country, students undergo a comprehensive orientation that provides important information about the hosts and their customs, the area's history and culture, health and safety, and cross-cultural adjustment. Orientation is also a time for the group to get to know each other. Program coordinators meet with each student to explore his or her interests and explain ISP possibilities. Above all, orientation focuses on preparing students for new experiences by learning how to approach each new situation with patience, humor, and an open mind.
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“Definitely my homestay family are warm hearted people. I would positively recommend them to any student. Keep in mind however, that, the majority of Nepali are Hindu/Buddhist and with my homestay family being Christian that part of the culture is not prevalent. It was a great fit for me – but individual students will have to decide for themselves.”
- Logan D.A. Williams, Personal Passage 2009 |
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