Exchange Program Opportunities

By LARISSA LYTWYN

Published: Dec 05, 2003 12:00 am

The American International Youth Student Exchange Program (AIYSEP) is currently seeking families to host high school students from Europe, South America, and Asia for the upcoming school year.

The program offers qualified students a chance to have the experience of spending a summer, semester, or a school year with an American family as part of the home stay experience.

AIYSEP is accepting applications for American students wishing to study abroad.

For more information, contact AIYSEP International Headquarters at 800â347-7575 or visit www.alysep.org.

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