CXP Teens July 2024
Full Sail University has prepared a gift for you, who are between 13 and 17 years old, studies at a partner school of Full Sail and are aware of how important it is to start thinking about your future and career. The world is constantly changing, and so is the job market: always reinventing itself. The creative economy and emerging technology industry offer countless job options, some of which may be for you! Participate in this immersion at our campus in Orlando, Florida, in the United States, and learn about everything the creative economy can offer for your professional life!
The Campus Experience is an intense week of workshops and discoveries, held entirely in English, with instructors from Full Sail University.
Who is the Campus Experience Teens for?
This version of the Campus Experience is for 13-17 y.o. students of partner schools from all around the globe.
Is there a cost to participate in the Campus XP Teens edition?
There is a USD 500 cost per student. This is a discounted price for students to take the program and includes lunch and an afternoon snack from Monday to Friday.
What kind of VISA is needed to participate in the Campus XP Teens edition?
This program requires a tourist VISA to all participants.
How can I get to the campus in Orlando?
In terms of travelling to Orlando, you have three options:
- You can travel with your parents, who should bring you to our campus from Monday to Friday, from 10am to 5pm. Some of the activities are open to parents, and it is a great opportunity for them to actively participate in your career discovey process.
- You can use the services of an agency. For every Campus XP Teens Edition there is an agency chosen by Full Sail University to develop travel packages for the students who want to join individually. The agency usually offers accommodation, transportation, breakfast and a chaperone to be the students during the whole trip. If you would need the services of an agency you can indicate that in the registration form and you will be connected to the agency taking care of this edition.
- You can join through your school group, if your school is organizing a group of its own to participate in this edition. In every edition there are schools that create their own student group, select and agency and develop travel arrangements that are exclusive for their students. If you are travelling with your school, you can let us know that when you complete your registration form.
What can I expect to leave with after participating in the Campus XP Teens Edition?
All participants will develop 8 different projects during the Campus XP Teens Edition, so by the time the week finishes participants will have create a mini portfolio of projects in the creative economy and emerging technologies.
Participants that conclude all the tasks of the program will receive a Letter of Recognition of Participation, which can later help in admission processes in case they decide to apply to study abroad.
More than projects and a certificate of participation, students that embark on this adventure will learn about industries and trends of the current economy that will open a range of possibilities for their future careers, as they accumulate repertoire and experience in the fields they will study during the program.
FAQ
If I am not fluent in English, can I participate?
All activities are offered in English with no translation. Participants don’t have to be native like, but a minimum level of communication skills are needed, as participants will engage in active exercises throughout the week.
Can participants who are 12y.o. or older than 18y.o. participate?
We don’t recommend the participation of students who are not 13-17y.o. but if you would like to place a special request for us to analyze the participation of someone outside of the regular age range, please get in contact with Carol Olival through the email colival@fullsail.com.
Can students that don’t study in a partner school participate in the Campus XP Teens edition?
This edition is only for the students of our partner schools.
