Youth For Understanding (YFU): YFU Programs in Romania
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- Location(s): Bucharest, Romania: Cluj-Napoca, Romania: Lupeni, Romania: Transylvania, Romania
- Program Type(s): Gap Year, High School
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You may have the opportunity to visit Transylvania during your time in Romania. You might even have the chance to travel to the actual ruins of Dracula's castle, which have been around since the 14th century! Discover with your host family all the... read more
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You may have the opportunity to visit Transylvania during your time in Romania. You might even have the chance to travel to the actual ruins of Dracula's castle, which have been around since the 14th century! Discover with your host family all the magnificent colors, tastes, sights and smells of this Eastern European country.
YFU exchange students will attend a Romanian public high school, called Liceu or Colegiu (college-preparatory school) and take classes in one of two main fields of study: sciences or humanities. A ten-point grading system is used, with the highest level being 10 and 5 denoting a passing grade. Your school will place you according to your age and previous academic performance, usually in the 10th or 11th grade.
Gap year students will most likely be placed in the 12th grade, although it will be up to your school to decide.
Inquire about YFU programs here.
YFU exchange students will attend a Romanian public high school, called Liceu or Colegiu (college-preparatory school) and take classes in one of two main fields of study: sciences or humanities. A ten-point grading system is used, with the highest level being 10 and 5 denoting a passing grade. Your school will place you according to your age and previous academic performance, usually in the 10th or 11th grade.
Gap year students will most likely be placed in the 12th grade, although it will be up to your school to decide.
Inquire about YFU programs here.
Program Type(s):
Gap YearHigh School
Program Length(s):
- Fall
- Summer
- Academic Year
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Bilingual and Multicultural Education
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