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Learn about the spring 2025 Costa Rica study tour

There is still time for students to learn more about the Study Abroad Program to Costa Rica scheduled in spring 2025. The study tour, sponsored by OLLU’s Business Programs Department, will take place March 27-April 6, 2025, and will explore Costa Rica’s culture and agriculture. It includes a river safari, visits to sustainable farms, beach visits and a tour of the country’s coffee and chocolate manufacturing.

The cost is $4039.70 (double occupancy) and includes airfare, transportation, hotel, meals, expert guides, cultural excursions and travel insurance. There are limited spots on the tour. If interested, email Professor John Phelps at jcphelps@ollusa.edu.

Students can take part in Costa Rica study tour in spring 2025

Students are invited to take part in a Study Abroad Program to Costa Rica in spring 2025. The study tour, sponsored by OLLU’s Business Programs Department, will take place March 27-April 6, 2025, and will explore Costa Rica’s culture and agriculture. It includes a river safari, visits to sustainable farms, beach visits and a tour of the country’s coffee and chocolate manufacturing.

The cost is $4039.70 (double occupancy) and includes airfare, transportation, hotel, meals, expert guides, cultural excursions and travel insurance. There are limited spots on the tour. If interested, email Professor John Phelps at jcphelps@ollusa.edu.

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Learn about the spring 2025 Costa Rica study tour

Students are invited to take part in a Study Abroad Program to Costa Rica in spring 2025. The study tour, sponsored by OLLU’s Business Programs Department, will take place March 27-April 6, 2025, and will explore Costa Rica’s culture and agriculture. It includes a river safari, visits to sustainable farms, beach visits and a tour of the country’s coffee and chocolate manufacturing.

The cost is $4039.70 (double occupancy) and includes airfare, transportation, hotel, meals, expert guides, cultural excursions and travel insurance. There are limited spots on the tour. If interested, email Professor John Phelps at jcphelps@ollusa.edu.

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Explore Costa Rica on study tour

Students are invited to take part in a Study Abroad Program to Costa Rica in spring 2025. The study tour, sponsored by OLLU’s Business Programs Department, will take place March 27-April 6, 2025, and will explore Costa Rica’s culture and agriculture. It includes a river safari, visits to sustainable farms, beach visits and a tour of the country’s coffee and chocolate manufacturing.

The cost is $4039.70 (double occupancy) and includes airfare, transportation, hotel, meals, expert guides, cultural excursions and travel insurance. There are limited spots on the tour. If interested, email Professor John Phelps at jcphelps@ollusa.edu.

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Explore Costa Rica during study tour sponsored by the Business Programs Department

Students are invited to take part in a Study Abroad Program to Costa Rica in spring 2025. The study tour, sponsored by OLLU’s Business Programs Department, will take place March 27-April 6, 2025, and will explore Costa Rica’s culture and agriculture. It includes a river safari, visits to sustainable farms, beach visits and a tour of the country’s coffee and chocolate manufacturing.

The cost is $4039.70 (double occupancy) and includes airfare, transportation, hotel, meals, expert guides, cultural excursions and travel insurance. There are limited spots on the tour. If interested, email Professor John Phelps at jcphelps@ollusa.edu.

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OLLU soccer’s Maggie Miller and Amaris Tavares traveled to Costa Rica this summer

CostaRicaOLLU soccer student-athletes Maggie Miller (JR/Manhattan, Kan.) and Amaris Tavares (SR/Houston, Texas) traveled to Costa Rica from May 11-19 for Beyond Sports’ Fourth Annual Costa Rica Women’s Soccer Tour.

Miller and Tavares joined a team of all-conference honorees and statistical leaders from colleges across the country to take on Costa Rica’s top club teams, including Junior National players. Read full story online.