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PAIDEIA IN GREECE
Basic Information
Address: 28 Dog Lane Storrs, CT 06268
Phone Number: 860-429-8518
Email: paideia@snet.net
Director: Ilias Tomazos
Duration: Semester, Summer, Winter Intersession, and Spring Break Programs
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Additional Information
School Information:
PAIDEIA is affiliated with several high schools and universities throughout the United States. Most of our students transfer their grades without any problems.
Tuition:
Depends on which program a student enrolls in.
Financial Aid:
Scholarship oppurtunities are available!
Curriculum Highlights:
We have found this is the most cost efficient study abroad program to Greece.
Programs run year round.
We offer a wide range of courses.
It is the only study abroad program to Greece that works with Greece's core universities.
School Setting:
Classes are offered in various locations throughout the country to meet each student's interests. Our main locations are: Athens, Thessaloniki, and the island of Rhodes. Our Study Tour Sessions give students the opportunity to visit many of Greece's most known sites while learning the history, culture, and language of the country.
Program Information: Any students interested in our programs, please visit our website or contact our main office.