Change the World, Host an Exchange Student 

Soaking up the good times with this amazing group of exchange students during a recent visit to Hot Springs. 

Founded in 1985, with the mission to foster global understanding, United Studies immerses international students in the American high school experience. After facilitating thousands of successful student programs from countries around the globe, United Studies knows the profound positive impact this experience has on both the students and their American families.  

The benefits of hosting extend far beyond offering a spare room. Host families gain a new global perspective, exchange cultural traditions, and build long-term, loving relationships that often span decades.  

Families interested in opening their homes and hearts for the upcoming academic year are encouraged to apply today. For those who are unable to host, United Studies also welcomes applicants to become a Local Coordinator. Coordinators play a crucial, supportive role in matching students with families and providing monthly guidance. This is a rewarding opportunity to make a difference in a student’s life while also generating income. 

To learn more about hosting a student or becoming a Local Coordinator, please visit www.unitedstudies.org

Change your family’s world and help change the global community by providing a welcoming home! Apply to host for the upcoming academic year. 

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