Caribbean/Latin America

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How to Register

Trip registration is accomplished through the travel tab on the student portal. The button below will take you to the portal where you will choose which trip you wish to register for.

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What’s covered?

When considering study abroad options, it’s helpful to compare fees and consider what is included in the total price. For most study abroad trips, the cost typically includes:

  • Full-service transportation, door to door from Florida Southern to your final destination and back again.
  • All lodging, including on-campus housing prior to trip and throughout your travels
  • Most meals, with a few exceptions. Faculty trip directors share detailed itineraries so you’ll know which meals might not be covered.
  • If your trip allows free time for outside excursions, these are at your own expense.

* Deposit Deadline - Please note that trip space is limited and trips may fill before the deadline date.

** Although some trips are free for Junior Journey eligible students, there is a $100 refundable deposit which will be returned after you complete the trip. All other trips will have a deposit of $500 or more which is a part of the total trip cost.

Upcoming Trips

Caribbean Cruise

Caribbean Cruise - Multi-Disciplined

Trip is full - Waitlist only

Cruising the Caribbean: Behind the Scenes
FSC 1997 - 1 Credit Hour
March 1 to March 9
Dr. Christianne Roll

By permission only-Students will explore the demands of performing, living, and working on a cruise ship and will have lots of Q&A sessions with the onboard theatrical cast and crew members. There will be backstage tours, observations of rehearsals, and attending onboard performances.

Junior Journey Cost: Free**

Regular Cost: $2750

Deposit Deadline: October 28

Deposit Amount: $100**/500

Costa Rica

Costa Rica - Multi-Disciplined

Trip is full - Waitlist only

Environmental Rhetoric and Policy in Costa Rica
FSC 2997 - 1 Credit Hour
February 29 to March 8
Dr. Louis Di Leo

This nine-day course will explore environmental rhetoric, modes of discourse, and the strategies for sustainability in Costa Rica’s booming ecotourism industry. Through firsthand experience, discussion, and reflection, students will encounter and examine the rhetorical arguments—both implicit and explicit—used in evaluating and espousing environmentalist ideals, including environmental defense and justice, sustainable development, conservationism, and of course ecotourism.

Junior Journey Cost: $1175

Regular Cost: $3325

Deposit Deadline: November 14

Deposit Amount: $500