Interested in learning more about the High Mountain Institute? Our Gap team will be on the road with USA Gap Year Fairs during January and February, 2017. The Gap Year Fair circuit brings together an array of programs, interested students and parents, college and gap year counselors, and other experts in the field to highlight the many opportunities […]
Interested in learning more about the High Mountain Institute? Our Gap team will be on the road with USA Gap Year Fairs during January and February, 2017. The Gap Year Fair circuit brings together an array of programs, interested students and parents, college and gap year counselors, and other experts in the field to highlight the many opportunities
HMI is coming to the big city! New York City, to be exact. We will be offering two evening presentations next week for students and families interested in the HMI Semester and Summer Term. We will be in Brooklyn (Park Slope) on Tuesday, 1/10 and Manhattan (Tribeca) on Thursday, 1/12. All alumni and their families are welcome. Furthermore,
HMI is coming to the big city! New York City, to be exact. We will be offering two evening presentations next week for students and families interested in the HMI Semester and Summer Term. We will be in Brooklyn (Park Slope) on Tuesday, 1/10 and Manhattan (Tribeca) on Thursday, 1/12. All alumni and their families are welcome. Furthermore,
As Wednesday approached (our last day of classes), we were frantic to get all of our work in. Monday through Wednesday was filled with essay writing and presentation practicing. In Josh’s english class, our final project was to chose a scene from any text we’ve read over the semester, adapt it by adding dialogue, and
“One never reaches home,’ she said. ‘But where paths that have an affinity for each other intersect, the whole world looks like home, for a time.” Our time has come and gone, as last week the tight-knit Gap 2016 family said our inevitable, but nonetheless difficult goodbyes. Some students and instructors stayed in South America,
“One never reaches home,’ she said. ‘But where paths that have an affinity for each other intersect, the whole world looks like home, for a time.” Our time has come and gone, as last week the tight-knit Gap 2016 family said our inevitable, but nonetheless difficult goodbyes. Some students and instructors stayed in South America,
This last week of the semester means a last push for the academics. In almost all of our classes we have had final projects. While this sounds stress-inducing, almost all of the projects were presentations, making them more interesting than papers and research projects. It is a very HMIthing to have all of the final aspects
This last week of the semester means a last push for the academics. In almost all of our classes we have had final projects. While this sounds stress-inducing, almost all of the projects were presentations, making them more interesting than papers and research projects. It is a very HMIthing to have all of the final aspects
It’s been eight days now since we returned from Thanksgiving break. We had a joyous reunion at the Denver airport; most of us sporting new haircuts and outfits from our other homes. This airport experience was drastically different from our first one back in August. Instead of awkwardly introducing ourselves to strangers, we bombarded each
