College credit
Solo Mundo Abroad-Wildlife Veterinary Medicine in Conservation
Overview
A hands-on, field-based study abroad program in Costa Rica focused on wildlife veterinary medicine, conservation, and wildlife rehabilitation. Students work with KSTR (Kids Saving the Rainforest) in Quepos, gaining clinical skills through direct engagement with rescued wildlife including sea turtles, monkeys, sloths, and tropical birds.
At a glance
Deadline
May 25194 days
Sessions
Apr–Jul4 wk sessions
Formats
Residential
Location
Quepos, Costa Rica
Cost
$3,000–$6,999from $6,200
Entering grades
10th, 11th, 12th, PG, College
Application requirements
Age
Must be over 16 years old
School Enrollment
Not required
Cost & sessions
Total cost $6,200 for 4 weeks. 25% non-refundable deposit required to hold space; final payment due 1 month prior to arrival (non-refundable). All-inclusive: accommodations with WiFi, all meals, lab/practical activities, facility fees, excursions, field trips, entrance fees, field supplies, daily transportation, and airport transfers. Not included: airfare, medical insurance, passport, snacks.
Browse similar programs