Location
  • Canada
Length
4 - 12 weeks
Need-based funding, Merit-based funding, General grants/scholarships, Payment plans, 529 Plan eligibility

Program Details

Primary Language
English
Age Min.
17

Pricing

Starting Price
9825
Price Details
Scholarships, Financial Aid, and Academic Credit available.
Oct 11, 2017
May 24, 2015
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About Program

An action-packed learning adventure, this semester begins and ends in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada, and it takes place entirely in Canada's subarctic, where remote, wild land stands unparalleled. For 57 days your expedition will explore the wilds of the Yukon with a backpack and canoe seeing few people along the way.

In fact, with a ratio of six caribou and one moose to every Yukon resident, you're more likely to share this vast wilderness with animals than with humans. Along your route, you will fish, cross unnamed rivers, summit unnamed peaks, and explore the same areas as turn-of-the-century gold seekers.

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5.00 Rating
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Lisa
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Amazing Experience. Wouldn't Trade It For Anything.

I would recommend this course to anyone looking to learn about themselves and grow. My instructors were amazing, the curriculum was difficult but meaningful, and I walked away with a lot of insight about who I am and what I'm capable of. 10/10 would do it again.

37 people found this review helpful.
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Max
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Amazing Experience!

A semester in the Yukon is an amazing experience. I did courses in backpacking and whitewater canoeing. The landscape and terrain were breathtaking both in the mountains and along the river. We encountered bears, moose, caribou, and wolverines. However, the leadership and communication skills learned were definitely the best part. I still apply what I learned in the Yukon everyday and the lessons and skills learned have remained with me. The instructors in the field and staff at the branch were wonderful and helped make the experience flow seamlessly. Thy supported us throughout the whole expedition. I would highly recommended a course in the Yukon.

What would you improve about this program?
Better communication beforehand on what to expect.
34 people found this review helpful.

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