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4 - 52 weeks
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Cultural Immersion Language Immersion Study Abroad

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Academic Year Fall Spring
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Host Family
Language
English
Feb 08, 2017
Jan 05, 2016
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Do you dream of football, prom and homeroom? International students can have the real American High School experience with Quest! Our F1 visa Study Abroad program is a simple way for students to spend 1-3 months, a semester or a year in an American School. We provide public and private school options. Students live with carefully selected host families in cities all over America. Fees include accommodations, school tuitions, application fees, medical insurance and local Quest coordinator supervision. See our website for more details!

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Life in Vero Beach

Jan 5, 2016

My experience in Vero Beach was way better that I could ever imagine. At first, it is really scary to be left alone in a family and a school that you don't know. But, then when you get to use to your lifestyle there, everything just go so fast. I have done so many activities and met so many amazing persons while I was in Florida. On the weekends, my friends and I would go and have lunch, then head up to the beach. We would have sleepovers all the times and go to restaurants. I also had the chance to go to Universal studio twice, I went to Miami with 4 of my best friends and went to Texas during Thanksgiving break. I really liked the school there, I had really fun classes, like pottery, marine science and other. Also everyone was so kind and the teachers were really nice.

I think the best thing about this whole experience is the people that you meet. They have been a big part of probably some of the best moments of my life and now I don't see my life without them. We have built amazing friendship and I know for sure, I will see them again.

What would you improve about this program?
I really had the best experience I could have, I don't think about any way that this program could be improve.
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Questions & Answers

Can me and my friend go together?

This is a possibility, however both you and your friend would have to be qualifying candidates and we would accept each of your applications independently. In some countries, like Spain and France, you can request to be placed in specific areas for an additional fee, but there are no guarantees. You and your friend, or any other student from your country, would not be placed in same host family...

By Quest Exchange on March 7, 2018
How much does it cost to enter this program?

Hi, thanks for stopping by! To learn more about this program, including the program fee, we recommend contacting the program provider directly, which you can do under the "request info" button at the top of this page.

By Go Overseas on July 31, 2018

Staff Interviews

These are in-depth Q&A sessions with program leaders.

Ben Anderson

Program
Quest F-1 High School Study Abroad in the USA
Job Title
International Student Placement Coordinator
Benjamin grew up in Wisconsin, and for as long as he can remember, he's had a tremendous curiosity about the world. After spending more time abroad than in America, over the course of the last decade, he was ready to get back in touch with the U.S. While he grew incredibly fond of Asia, after traveling the continent thoroughly, he realized he was missing out on the wonderful culture and geography that America has to offer. So, he recently moved to San Francisco, and is enjoying the widespread diversity, creativity, and self expression in the city. In his free time, he enjoys surfing, kite-boarding, mountain climbing, and camping. Ben loves the fact that Northern California offers such close proximity to beautiful natural surroundings.

What position do you hold at Quest International? What has been your career path so far?

Interview with Ben, Student Placement Coordinator at Quest International

Ben: I am the International Student Placement Coordinator at Quest International. My career path has always been in an internationally-related industry. After studying International Studies in college, I worked for a student travel agency as a Travel Advisor, where I enjoyed coordinating travel, study, volunteer, and work abroad experiences for students.

Following that experience, I was fortunate to teach English to Junior High School students in Japan for three years. I really enjoyed being a 'grass roots' cultural ambassador in addition to learning about East Asian ideology. With this, I'm excited to be working in the student exchange industry and help students enjoy the same sort of wonderful experiences abroad that I had.

Did YOU study abroad?! If so, where and what inspired you to go?

Ben: Yes, I did study abroad. I studied in International Economics and Politics in Bangkok, Thailand. I enjoyed exploring Southeast Asia while learning about the culturally rich developing region of the world. I also had the privilege of participating in Semester at Sea. My voyage circumnavigated the world while visiting 11 countries, developing a global perspective, and participating in service projects in impoverished areas.

I was inspired to travel abroad by exchange students I met in high school. I thought it was awesome foreign students were so ambitious and curious that they were willing to come and study in America.

What does the future hold for Quest International - any exciting new programs to share?

Ben: Quest International is a growing organization I'm really excited to be a part of it. We are introducing some great new programs in order to cultivate students' leadership skills and global perspective. I hope to be able to continue facilitating wonderful, enriching experiences for students abroad.

What about the future of the high school abroad industry? How do you think international education will change over the next 10 years?

Ben: I believe the High School Abroad industry will continue to grow. As globalization increases and the world becomes more interconnected, it's becoming more essential that students develop a global perspective. Cultural sensitivity and foreign language knowledge are extremely marketable skills that will help any student in their collegiate and professional careers.

About Quest Exchange

Quest Exchange helps high school students expand their worldview through the adventure of study abroad. As a nonprofit, we are able to make international study possible for more students, with affordable prices and various program lengths from a few weeks to an academic year. We have solid partnerships with trusted receiving organizations, where...

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