A one-month program to remember for a lifetime.

January 6, 2010. College students who are interested in spending a month in Rome to expand their horizons, learn more about Western culture, and grow in leadership skills have a great opportunity: the Rome Honors Program, sponsored by the Pontifical Regina Apostolorum College in Rome.

View the flyer here, and view the promotional video here.

The one-month program begins on May 21 and concludes on June 21, so students can fly out to Rome just after finishing their academic year at college. The program includes weekend travel options within Italy and around Europe, the chance to meet students from all over the world, and the opportunity to study the art and architecture of Rome. Students are also given the option of choosing a second course combining the social doctrine of the Church and John Paul II’s Theology of the Body, or a course on the literature of Dante

	The program also offers the chance to meet students from all over the world.

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All classes are in English. Students must have a 3.0 GPA in order to qualify, as well as a letter of recommendation and a national passport.

The cost is $3,000 USD, which covers tuition, lodging in a four-star hotel with daily buffet breakfast, weekday lunch and dinner, and leadership coaching. It does not cover airfare to Rome or weekend travel expenses.

For more information, contact Br Nathaniel Haslam, LC, at nhaslam@legionaries.org or call (39) 06665271 (ext. 38-159).

Learn more about the program at the web site www.ilsrome.org and read more about the Regina Apostolorum at www.upra.org.