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var StudentText4AcademicCreditData = "<p><i>\"Never regard study as a duty, but as the enviable opportunity to learn to know the liberating influence of beauty in the realm of the spirit for your own personal joy and to the profit of the community to which your later work belongs.\" Albert Einstein</i><br /><br />Earn academic credit from nationally recognized host universities as you attend Go ED. - check with your college's study abroad or registrar's office to see if they already accept transfer credit for our courses. You may also request a faculty member or administrator contact us to begin the process of building an agreement with your university.<br /><br />Your university will receive a transcript for Go ED. courses from either of the program's host universities overseas (Uganda Christian University for Go ED. Africa, Payap University for Go ED. Mekong)<br /><br />Minimum Application Requirements: Minimum 3.00 cumulative GPA; college junior or senior at the start of the program semester.<br /><br />Contact us for more information, <a href=\"ContactURM.html\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"Contact Dr. Michael Pucci\">Send form now</a> or by email, or call 1-484-427-GOED to explore championing your university to become a Go ED. sending institution and to award transfer credit.</p>"
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var StudentText6DatesData = "<p><i>\"The two most important requirements for major success are: first, being in the right place at the right time, and second, doing something about it\" Ray Kroc</i><br /><br />Application deadlines:<br /><br />For Spring Semester: <b>October 15</b> <br />For Fall Semester: <b>April 15</b><br /><br />We must receive your application and all corresponding documents by these dates.<br /><br />Go ED. will notify students of acceptance within a few weeks of receiving the complete application including recommendation letters and the official transcript. The earlier a student completes the application the sooner we can notify them of their acceptance. <strong>There are limited places so it is best to complete your application as soon as possible to guarantee a place.</strong><br /><br />Orientation dates:<br /><b>Spring</b>: Orientation will be held in the US the second full week of January. <br /><b>Fall</b>: Orientation will be held in the US the third week of August.</p>"
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var StudentText7ApplicationChecklistData = "<p><i>\"What is not started today is never finished tomorrow.\" Johann Wolfgang von Goethe</i><br /><br />We must receive the following information by the due date for each semester.<br /><br />You may find the following checklist useful:<br /><br /><br />1. <a href=\"formApply.html\" title=\"Online Application Part 1\">Online Application Part 1</a><br /><br />2.	<a href=\"formApply2.html\" title=\"Online Application Part 2\">Online Application Part 2</a><br /><br />3. Payment of application fee ($50) online - <a href=\"payment.html\" title=\"Payment\">go-ed.org/payment.html</a>. <br /><br />4. Three required recommendations - forward these links to recommenders to fill out online:<br /><a href=\"formFaculty.html\">&bull;	http://go-ed.org/formFaculty.html</a><br /><a href=\"formPastor.html\">&bull; http://go-ed.org/formPastor.html</a><br /><a href=\"formAdvisor.html\">&bull; http://go-ed.org/formAdvisor.html</a><br /><br />5. Transcript - please mail official sealed transcripts directly to:<br />Lon Fendall<br />Go ED. Advisor<br /> 16295 NE North Valley<br /> Newberg, OR 97132</p>"
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function writeStudentText8Staff()
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var StudentText8StaffData = "<p><i>\"The essence of the beautiful is unity in variety.\"<br />William Somerset Maugham</i><br /><br />The Go ED. program is administered by the collective efforts of many wonderfully talented individuals who work tirelessly to ensure that our students undergo a seamless, rewarding experience in their personal journeys toward physical and spiritual transformation.<br /><br /><b>Go ED. Global Leadership:</b><br /><br />Michael Pucci, Ph.D. - International Director of Academic Programs (IDAP), <br /><br /><b>Africa Leadership:</b><br /><br />Grace Kabuye, M.A. - Regional Director of Academic Programs, Africa, <br /><br /><b>Africa Staff:</b><br /><br />Leah and Jordon Bright - Go ED. Student Life Coordinators (live-in)<br /><br /><b>Africa Faculty:</b><br />Olive Phionah Nabukeera, M.ED. - Lecturer, English and Literature, Rukara College of Education, Rwanda<br />Dwight Jackson, Ph.D. - Procom Rwanda<br />Rugirangoga Anastase, M.Div. - PHARP Country Director of Peace-Building, Rwanda<br />Antoine Rutayisire, M.A. - Vice Chairman, National Unity and Reconciliation Commission<br /><br /><b>Mekong Leadership:</b><br /><br />Tin (Marting) Chaisuriya, M.Div. - Regional Director of Academic Programs, Mekong<br /><br /><b>Mekong Staff:</b><br /><br />Jordan and Tessa Smith - Go ED. Student Life Coordinators (live-in)<br />Sanya Khamtorn - Go ED. Program Officer<br /><br /><b>Mekong Faculty:</b><br /><br />Amnuay Tapingkae, Ph.D. - Lecturer and Advisor, Chiang Mai University and President Emeritus Payap University, Thailand <br />Christa F. Crawford, J.D. - Adjunct Assistant Professor, Fuller Theological Seminary School of Intercultural Studies<br /></p>"
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var StudentText9OrientationData = "<p><i>\"The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails.\" William Arthur Ward</i><br /><br />Go ED. attributes its success to the energies of its people, the academic and spiritual integrity of its programs as well as the meticulous planning that goes into preparing each student intake. <br /><br />The US student orientation will take place the week prior to the start of the classes on the field. The length of the US orientation will be determined by each Go ED. region's needs to augment field-based orientation upon arrival. Flight schedules will determine the exact dates of the orientation. Students will receive an introduction to Go ED., review semester policies, address common expectations and concerns, and finalize the appropriate paperwork.<br /><br />When students reach their Go ED. location, they will attend a two-day orientation covering Go ED. region-specific policies, cultural introduction, and safety information.</p>"
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var StudentText10OverseasData = "<p>The student life component of the Go ED. program is designed to complement the academic component with structured activities and resources for community involvement. Student life is a culmination of cultural, social, spiritual and academic elements. <br /><br />While the day-to-day components vary from country to country, the objective of student life is to apply academic theories to actual relationships and opportunities.<br /><br />Through community living, service learning, practicum, guided spiritual formation and interaction with the international population, students experience the unique dynamic between learning and living - discovering that one element cannot exist without the other, and indeed, that one enhances the other.<br /><br />The health and safety of our students is of utmost importance to Go ED. We work to ensure that students are oriented to make informed decisions regarding program selection and wise choices for safe behavior abroad. These policies are informed by over 30 years of operational history in international relief and development.<br /><br />Apart from preparatory measures - vaccinations & immunizations, briefings & orientations (both in the US and host countries) - we also have in place various safety protocols, procedures and response plans; issuing each student with a cell phone and requiring all students to travel in pairs when necessary are two examples of our established travel protocols in the field.<br /><br />We also hold regular post-semester and post-practicum debriefings not only to obtain students' feedback but also to gather best practices to further refine and improve our existing policies.</p>"
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var StudentText11FAQData = "<p><i>\"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.\" Albert Einstein</i><br /><br />Q: What schools are you currently affiliated with? How do I get my school to offer Go ED.?<br />A: Go ED. is affiliated with George Fox University, Greenville College, Houghton College, Messiah College, and Northwest University. Send an <a href=formStudentPetition.html>email</a> to your Study Abroad Director now to connect your school with Go ED.<br /><br />Q: How much does the program cost?<br />A: Go ED. charges the standard tuition, room & board from your home college or university. Go ED. will collect all program fees directly from the sending institution. You will pay for all personal expenses, travel to/from US Orientation, passport and visa fees, vaccinations, insurance, spending money, the application fee, and the $300 program deposit (which is applied towards your tuition).<br /><br />Q: How does the payment system for Go ED. work?<br />A: You pay your school\'s tuition, room, and board fees for the semester. Your school then pays for the Go ED. program fees. Each school is different, so you should talk to your school about whether your scholarships will transfer to Go ED.<br /><br />Q: Is Go ED. faith-based?<br />A: Go ED. is based on Christian principles, which are incorporated into the activities and classes to some extent.<br /><br />Q: Do I have to be a Christian to attend Go ED.?<br />A: No. However, Go ED. students do sign a lifestyle contract that upholds certain Christian principles.<br /><br />Q: What countries are included in a Go ED. region?<br />A: Go ED. Africa: Uganda, Rwanda, Ethiopia<br />Go ED. Mekong: Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam<br /><br />The countries within certain regions are subject to change depending on political and environmental situations.<br /><br />Q: What courses would I take?<br />A: Go ED. courses differ by region. For complete course descriptions <a href=\"#\" onclick=\"showlr('Text12'),hidelr('Text1'),hidelr('Text2'),hidelr('Text3'),hidelr('Text4'),hidelr('Text5'),hidelr('Text6'),hidelr('Text7'),hidelr('Text8'),hidelr('Text9'),hidelr('Text10'),hidelr('Text11'),hidelr('Text13')\"> Visit Regions</a><br /><br />Q: What student life activities are in each Go ED. region?<br />A: It varies from region to region but in general includes:<br /> Exploring local cities <br />Spending time at professors' homes<br />Taking hikes around the region <br />Spending time with cultural assistants <br />Enjoying home-cooked meals <br />Movie nights<br />Rafting trips<br />Visiting local coffee shops <br />Rural visits during the second weekend <br />Shopping at local craft markets<br />Safaris or other nature excursions<br /><br />Q: What are the program dates for Go ED.?<br />A: Go ED. runs on a semester system. The Spring semester starts the first full week of January and ends the last week of April. The Fall semester begins the third week of August and ends the second week of December.<br /><br />Q: Do Go ED. students take classes at the host institution? Do national students take classes with Go ED. students?<br />A: Class situations differ by Go ED. region. Please <a href=\"#\" onclick=\"showlr('Text12'),hidelr('Text1'),hidelr('Text2'),hidelr('Text3'),hidelr('Text4'),hidelr('Text5'),hidelr('Text6'),hidelr('Text7'),hidelr('Text8'),hidelr('Text9'),hidelr('Text10'),hidelr('Text11'),hidelr('Text13')\"> Visit Regions</a> for more information.<br /><br />Q: What is the application deadline? Does Go ED. use a rolling acceptance process?<br />A: The application deadline for the Spring semester is October 15. The application deadline for the Fall semester is April 15. For more information on the application process, please <a href=\"#\" onclick=\"showlr('Text7'),hidelr('Text1'),hidelr('Text2'),hidelr('Text3'),hidelr('Text4'),hidelr('Text5'),hidelr('Text6'),hidelr('Text8'),hidelr('Text9'),hidelr('Text10'),hidelr('Text11'),hidelr('Text12'),hidelr('Text13')\"> click here</a>.<br /><br />Q: Are there are any language requirements?<br />A: No.<br /><br />Q: Where do Go ED. students live?<br />A: Student accommodation depends on the region. <a HREF=\"javascript:popUp('GoEDAfricaHouse.html')\">View photos</a> of the Go ED. House in Kigali, Rwanda. Please <a href=\"#\" onclick=\"showlr('Text12'),hidelr('Text1'),hidelr('Text2'),hidelr('Text3'),hidelr('Text4'),hidelr('Text5'),hidelr('Text6'),hidelr('Text7'),hidelr('Text8'),hidelr('Text9'),hidelr('Text10'),hidelr('Text11'),hidelr('Text13')\"> Visit Regions</a> for more information.<br /><br />Q: What does Go ED. offer for spiritual formation?<br />A: Each Go ED. group participates in mandatory Bible study facilitated by the regional student life coordinator. All students will attend local churches on the weekends.<br /><br />Q: What is the practicum process?<br />A: The practicum process involves three steps: the initial application, practicum preparation, and practicum selection. For more information, please <a href=\"#\" onclick=\"showlr('Text3'),hidelr('Text1'),hidelr('Text2'),hidelr('Text4'),hidelr('Text5'),hidelr('Text6'),hidelr('Text7'),hidelr('Text8'),hidelr('Text9'),hidelr('Text10'),hidelr('Text11'),hidelr('Text12'),hidelr('Text13')\"> click here</a>.<br /><br />Q: What are some past Go ED. practicum projects?<br />A: Previous practicum projects have included:Teaching ESL<br />Research projects in various fields (CDP, Health, etc)<br />Interviews with local business owners<br />Coordinating a Peace Conference<br />Photojournalism<br /><br />Q: How many students does Go ED. accept for a semester for each region?<br />A: It depends on the available housing, but can be up to 40+ students.<br /><br />Q: Is there a limit for how many students from one university can participate?<br />A: No.<br /><br />Q: Where is Go ED. offered?<br />A: &bull; Africa<br />&bull; Mekong, Thailand<br /><br />Financial Aid FAQs<br /><br />Q: Does Go ED. offer financial aid?<br />A: Go ED. does not offer scholarships, loans or grants. However, your Federal or Government Aid may be used as long as it is processed through your Home Institution. Additionally, there are many alternative sources of funding available for study abroad listed here<br /><br />Q: How do I find out if my Home Institution will let me use my financial aid to study abroad with Go ED.?<br />A: Some schools may have specific rules with regards to third party study abroad providers like Go ED. You will need to speak to the Study Abroad Office and/or the Financial Aid Office at your Home Institution for help in determining if your financial aid can be used.<br /><br />Q: I have already completed my FAFSA for this year. Now that I have decided to go abroad, do I need to complete a new one?<br />A: No. Only one FAFSA per Financial Aid year is needed.<br /><br />Q: Does Go ED. have a Title IV Code that I can use on the FAFSA?<br />A: No. Go ED. has no Title IV code; therefore we cannot be one of the institutions included on your FAFSA form. Since we are not a Title IV Institution all Federal or Government Aid must be processed through your Home Institution.<br /><br />Q: Can I use the overseas institution's Title IV Code?<br />A: No. You will not be directly enrolled at the overseas institution, but will be enrolled through Go ED. The overseas institution will not process Financial Aid for third party study abroad students. Your Federal or Government Aid must be processed through your Home Institution.<br /><br />Q: Can I get more financial aid awarded to me since my Study Abroad program costs more than my Home Institution?<br />A: Yes. You may be able to receive more funds now that you are enrolled with Go ED. to study abroad. Federal law states that financial aid can cover all \"reasonable\" costs for a study abroad program. Work out a sample budget (we can help you with this) and take this to your Home Institution's Financial Aid Office to determine if any adjustments to your current Financial Aid Award can be made.<br /><br />Q: What are my other options if my Home Institution won't transfer my financial aid?<br />A: You may still be able to get Private Loans processed through your Home Institution, speak to your Study Abroad Office and/or your Financial Aid Office for more information. Additionally, there are many available study abroad scholarship and loan programs listed here; you may also consider applying for an ISLP Loan (<a href=\"https://www.iefc.com/intl/intl_islp_ugrad_tc.cfm\" target=_blank>https://www.iefc.com/intl/intl_islp_ugrad_tc.cfm</a>)<br /><br />Q: What if I am taking a leave of absence from my Home Institution to study abroad?<br />A: If you will be taking a leave of absence from your Home Institution, but they will still be accepting your academic credits from your time abroad then you will be able to apply for an ISLP Loan (<a href=https://www.iefc.com/intl/intl_islp_ugrad_tc.cfm target=_blank>https://www.iefc.com/intl/intl_islp_ugrad_tc.cfm</a>), in addition to many other scholarship and loan programs, to pay for Go ED.<br /><br />Q: Can I use my 529 Plan to pay for Go ED.?<br />A: 529 Plans are State Sponsored College Saving Accounts based on stock portfolios. The rules surrounding their use and the withdrawal of funds vary from state to state. You will need to check on your individual plan requirements regarding what the funds can be used for. It is generally the case that the funds can only be used at accredited degree-granting institutions, or Title IV institutions. This means that if a student is not registered at their Home Institution and/or that Institution will not work with Go ED. on financial aid, then a student cannot use their 529 Plan to pay for their study abroad experience. However, the parent/529 contributor can withdraw funds from the 529 Plan at any time, for any reason, but certain tax penalties apply.</p>"
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