american school experience program (ASE)
Stearns Junior-Senior High School now offers the short-term American School Experience Program (ASE).
The ASE - American School Experience Program gives students ages 14-18 a taste of life in America with the opportunity to attend school for one, two or three months!
ASE is for students who:
- Are looking for a short term American high school experience before committing to a full semester or year.
- Allows students to study in the U.S. at an affordable price.
- Allows students to visit an American High School during a school break.
The American School Experience Program (ASE) is a short term F-1 High School Exchange Program. It gives a student the opportunity to study in an American high school for 1-3 months while living with a host family. ASE allows flexible enrollment dates throughout the year. Students who complete the program can extend or re-apply for the semester or year. ASE program has all the benefits of a full year exchange program at a fraction of the cost.
For more information about the program, contact the Millinocket School Department at (207) 723-6400 or email international@millinocketschools.org.
The ASE - American School Experience Program gives students ages 14-18 a taste of life in America with the opportunity to attend school for one, two or three months!
ASE is for students who:
- Are looking for a short term American high school experience before committing to a full semester or year.
- Allows students to study in the U.S. at an affordable price.
- Allows students to visit an American High School during a school break.
The American School Experience Program (ASE) is a short term F-1 High School Exchange Program. It gives a student the opportunity to study in an American high school for 1-3 months while living with a host family. ASE allows flexible enrollment dates throughout the year. Students who complete the program can extend or re-apply for the semester or year. ASE program has all the benefits of a full year exchange program at a fraction of the cost.
For more information about the program, contact the Millinocket School Department at (207) 723-6400 or email international@millinocketschools.org.
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"It indeed has been a wonderful journey and I am so sad that it has come by so quickly. I haven't traveled outside of the State, as there is so much to do in Millinocket and the towns surrounding it. I am absolutely loving the outdoors here and wish that my time didn't have to end so soon". - Charlotte, Australia
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"I decided to go on an exchange program because I wanted to have the experience of living in another country, challenge myself to learn another language, improve my English skills, meet different people and know more about the American culture. I have been able to accomplish this by going to school and doing my best to keep my grades high, trying to make friends, being sociable, trying to ignore all the stereotypes, being polite and caring about the people around me. My favorite memory was going to Boston with my host family. We stayed in the city for 5 days. We went to a lot of different places and had fun with friends." - Matheus, Brazil
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My name is Enoch Lin. I attended Stearns High School at the beginning of my senior year in high school, because of the cooperation between Liren (my international high school in China) and Stearns. I'm now studying computer science at the University of Maine. I work for International Admissions at the Office of International Programs and as a web app developer for the School of Biology and Ecology. I appreciated the opportunity that Liren offered me to study at Stearns. One year was not long enough, but it was just enough so I did not have to face the cultural shock when I chose to continue studying in the US. It made the transaction from one culture to another smoother than I expected. At the same time, I made some great friends and formed some wonderful relationships with local people. It was a shame that I could not stay at Stearns for a longer period of time.
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