As our founder once said, “Expect the unexpected!” Our system upgrade is complete. Please apply for our programs here. The $50 application fee will be waived for all students who apply by March 1. Need help? Contact us at info@experiment.org.
The Experiment in International Living is the most experienced provider of summer abroad programs for high school students. For more than 85 years, our immersive programs have allowed participants to explore the world in an authentic and impactful way, while developing enduring friendships through cultural experiences and homestays.
FEATURED PROGRAMS
The Experiment offers 30 programs in 26 countries worldwide.
FOR THE ADVOCATE
Netherlands: LGBTQ+ Rights & Advocacy
Learn about LGBTQ+ rights, gender issues, and sex education in the Netherlands this summer.
FOR THE EXPLORER
Thailand: From Ancient Temples to Bangkok
Discover the wonders of Thailand, from bustling markets in Bangkok to ancient Buddhist temples and ancient ruins.
FOR THE CULTURALIST
France: Cultural Discovery
Experience the richness of France through its diverse cultures and regions—from Paris to a neighboring country.
FOR THE ADVENTURER
Argentina: Community Service & the Great Outdoors
Explore mountains on horseback, hike and camp in the rustic outdoors, go white-water rafting, and complete community service along the way.
FOR THE ANIMATOR
Japan: Japanimation | Anime & Manga
Bring your characters to life in the anime and manga capital of the world while learning from industry experts.
FOR THE DIPLOMAT
Germany: International Relations & The E.U.
Travel through Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands, learn about German politics, and gain fascinating insights into the E.U.
CHOOSE YOUR ADVENTURE
APPLY OR PREREGISTER NOW
Important Summer 2019 Deadlines:
Deadline extended to February 20 – Admissions & scholarship applications due for the Leadership Institute.
Deadline extended to March 14 – Admissions & scholarship applications due for applicants seeking need-based scholarships. (Funds awarded on a rolling basis, so apply now.)
