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target language program that they have prior knowledge of. Virtual NSLI-Y classes focus on both language and culture, and all target language classes include culture specific programming. Many learn calligraphy, local games, and make one to three local foods. Virtual NSLI-Y programming is unrelated to NSLI-Y summer or academic year courses, are taught by different teachers, and do not have the sole goal of preparing students for further NSLI-Y programs. The majority of virtual NSLI-Y students do not go on to participate in an overseas NSLI-Y exchange.
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high schoolers that have completed their freshman year and is open to high school graduates under the age of 19. Academic year programs are available to high schoolers starting their sophomore year but are most popular as a
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