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Short-Term Study
	Short-Term Study The United States offers a wide range of short-term study programs lasting 12 months or less, including high school exchange programs, work and professional exchange programs, vocational and technical programs, short-term university study, and professional study. Testing requirements for short-term study vary greatly between programs, so interested applicants should contact the programs in which they are interested. Admissions Short-Term Study in the U.S. - The United States offers a wide range of short-term study programs. Short-Term University Study - Short-term university study consists of many different programs. Factors to Consider - Doing your "homework" is the best way to succeed. High School Exchanges - In the United States, "high school" is education that precede college. Work Exchange and Professional Exchange Programs - Work exchange programs. Vocational and Technical Programs - Consider a short-term program. English Language Programs - The United States is the most popular destination for international students. Choosing an English Program - There are three main types of English language programs. Admission to Academic Programs - English language skills need some improvement. Distance Education - The 21st century brings a number of ways in which education can be delivered. What is Distance Education? - Distance education is a type of formal learning. Why Choose Distance Education? - Students enroll in distance education programs for many reasons. What Types of Programs are Available? - There are programs available that will serve your needs. How Much Does Distance Education Cost? - Costs for distance education vary considerably. What Institutions Offer Distance Education? - Institutions that offer distance programs varied. Distance Education Vs. Correspondence Education - They differ mainly in the method of instruction. Choosing a Distance Education Program - Most distance education students have done research. Admission Requirements - Some people believe that distance education programs have no requirements. Other Things to Consider - Quality of the Program. Accreditation - It is important to know if the school in which you plan to enroll is accredited. Testing