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Answer:

🎓 1. YES Program (Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study)

• Who it's for: High school students from selected countries (mainly with large Muslim populations).
• Study destination: United States.
• What it covers: Tuition, accommodation with a host family, travel, books, insurance, and monthly allowance.
• Duration: One academic year.

🎓 2. FLEX Program (Future Leaders Exchange)

• Who it's for: Students from Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and surrounding regions.
• Study destination: United States.
• What it covers: Full cost of studying for a school year in the U.S., including travel, insurance, and living expenses.
• Duration: One year in a U.S. high school with a host family.

🎓 3. AFS Global Citizen Scholarships

• Who it's for: International students aged 14–18 from various countries.
• Study destination: Depends on the specific AFS program – often USA, Japan, or European countries.
• What it covers: Tuition, flights, housing with host families, and personal support.
• Duration: Semester or full academic year.

🎓 4. Asia Kakehashi Project (Japan)

• Who it's for: Students from Asian countries.
• Study destination: Japan.
• What it covers: Tuition, flights, accommodation, school uniform, monthly allowance, and Japanese language training.
• Duration: One academic year.

🎓 5. United World Colleges (UWC) Scholarships

• Who it's for: Talented students from all around the world, including low-income families.
• Study destination: UWC schools in various countries (like Canada, India, Germany, etc.).
• What it covers: Tuition, boarding, meals, travel, and personal expenses.
• Duration: Final two years of high school, leading to the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma.

✅ General Requirements

Most of these programs look for:

• Strong academic performance
• Leadership skills or community involvement
• Willingness to be a cultural ambassador
• Good communication skills (some may require English language proficiency)
• Aged typically between 14 and 18

📌 How to Apply

1. Choose the program that fits your age and country.
2. Prepare necessary documents: transcripts, essays, recommendation letters.
3. Pass interviews and sometimes English or general knowledge tests.
4. Be honest, motivated, and show how you can benefit from and contribute to the experience.

If you'd like help finding which specific ones you're eligible for based on your age, country, or goals, I can help tailor the list further!