Students will have the opportunity to meet and learn from one of the ministers of Belize, gaining insights into leadership, governance, and cultural heritage.

A visit to one of the spectacular Mayan ruins of Belize, will provide students with a deep understanding of Belize’s rich history and archaeological significance, which will foster a sense of global awareness and historical perspective.

A visit to one of the spectacular Mayan ruins of Belize, will provide students with a deep understanding of Belize’s rich history and archaeological significance, which will foster a sense of global awareness and historical perspective.

Snorkeling at Shark Ray Alley and exploring the coral reef, one of the most beautiful and captivating places on earth, will expose students to marine biology and environmental conservation, highlighting the importance of preserving our natural world.

Zip-lining hundreds of feet off the ground and through pitch black caves will challenge students physically and mentally, promoting personal growth, confidence, and resilience.

Participation in a service project for the people of Belize will foster the value of community involvement and social responsibility, resulting in the encouragement to contribute positively to society through example and conservation efforts.

Students will be required to keep accurate journals during their participation.  They will then be assisted in turning those journals into a written personal statement.  Each statement will be reviewed and edited multiple times to craft the statement that will make each student stand out when viewed by the college entrance selection committee.