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THE MAYA IN GUATEMALA:
CULTURE, HISTORY, ACTIVISM

Summer 2010: June 28-August 8

8 semester units • Instructor: Bret Blosser
APPLICATION DUE DATE: April 9, 2010

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COSTS

Total Program Cost (see table below) consists of the following components:

Application: refundable only if not accepted or the program cancels. See refund policy for complete details.

Tuition: includes academic credit and administrative costs.

Transportation: includes most (but not all) ground transportation in Guatemala. Participant is responsible for airfare to/from Guatemala, and also short public transortation and/or taxi on your own. Detailed description in program syllabus.

Health Insurance: required for study abroad programs. Includes medical evacuation and repatriation coverage. Purchase directly from Wells Fargo Insurances Services (contact information will be provided after application is accepted).

Lodging: covers residencies in Guatemala City, Tikal, Camelita, Ixobel, Panajachel and Antigua. Includes camping and some stays at hotels/hostels.

Academic: includes course readers, camping fees, hiking permits, the group library, first aid supplies, photocopying, water filters and miscellaneous expenses.

Meals: purchase on your own in Guatemala. Extimate $15/day.

Incidentals: costs for laundry, snacks, film, etc. Suggested amount is $200.

TOTAL PROJECTED COSTS
Due to Humboldt State University, pre-program (Application fee due with application. Make check out to Humboldt State University. Please see refund policy.) Application Fee $200
  Tuition $2,200
  Transportation $400
  Lodging $350
  Academic $525
Total (due to HSU before program begins)   $3,675

Pre-Program personal expenses
(all estimated)

Health Insurance, via Wells Fargo (mandatory) $100
  Vaccinations &
Anti-malaria pills
$135 (actual amount will vary) 
  Round Trip Air Transportation $700 (based on travel from major U.S. city)
During Program personal expenses Airport Exit Tax $30
  Transportation in Guatemala $50
  Food & Incidentals $835 (amount will vary by individual)  

This is an estimate as of Feb. 19, 2009. Costs are subject to change.

FINANCIAL AID

The Sierra Institute and HSU Extended Education do not provide financial aid for their programs. However, if you already receive aid, it may be possible to apply it to Sierra Institute programs. Please refer to our financial aid section in general information.

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