- Arabic
- Chinese
- Hindi
- Korean
- Persian
- Russian
- Turkish
Learning a language makes you stand out. And it will help you get into college. And it will help you get a job. Besides all that, you would get to travel! The scholarships are merit-based, which means you don't have to be poor to get it (some scholarships are need-based, and based on government criteria we don't qualify). It never hurts to apply. If any of you are interested in learning languages, I think you should apply. Even if none of those languages sound particularly appealing right now, they could be. If you'd asked me before my mission, I don't think I would've expressed interest in any of them, but now I would do just about all of them. Here's the website: NSLI for Youth
Deadline for applications is October 30.
So by the end of the program you'll for sure be able to speak, understand, write, and read in that language fluently?
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't bet on being fluent in any language after only a few months. But it's pretty much guaranteed that you'll get far better in a few months in-country than you will back in a classroom in America.
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