Guamanian Flyer About Exchange Program to Oceania

 Introduction

 

In Terra Sea Merge, you get to see the advertisement promoted by Mayor Cho for the Oceanian Exchange Program, but what did Guam send to its students? Below, you’ll find the actual flyer that was posted around the island on the digital boards and also sent to individual schools.

 Note: As the book is fictitious, the link below is not real and the pandemic mentioned is the fictional Second Great Plague, not the current coronavirus one we are experiencing.

 

 

Have you ever wanted to visit the underwater city of Oceania? Do you have an interest in the marine sciences? Well, here’s your chance to be an exchange student to the one and only Oceania. Ten lucky students will be chosen to participate in the exclusive Guamanian-Oceanian exchange program. Eligible students will range from 9^th to 12^th grade and must be 14-18 years of age with a GPA requirement of 3.0 or better. Applicants must apply before the June 31^st, 2279 deadline.

 

To apply you must submit these guidelines to the form on oceaniaexchangeprogram/guam/submissions.gov by the due date:

·        ·        Age, grade, GPA

·        ·        Copy of School ID, Driver’s License, or ID card documenting that you are a Guamanian resident

·       ·         A 3-5-page double or single-spaced essay detailing your interest in marine science and why you should be chosen for this exchange program

·        ·        A picture of yourself doing something related to marine science

 Due to the worldwide pandemic, valid proof of vaccination by a licensed practitioner and physical examination will be required upon being chosen. Any students showing signs or symptoms of the plague virus or any cold, flu, or other ailments will not be allowed to participate in the exchange program and a runner-up will be chosen instead.

 

 

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